Document Type

Report

Publication Date

3-2025

Subjects

Eviction -- Oregon -- Economic aspects, Housing -- Law and legislation -- Oregon, Eviction -- Oregon -- Statistics, Social justice

Abstract

Most eviction research focuses on large cities, leaving us with limited knowledge of evictions in smaller cities. Our analysis of evictions in three small and mid-sized cities in Oregon reveals that these cities can also experience severe eviction crises. By collecting and hand-coding data from justice courts, we provide a comprehensive view of evictions in these cities–including the role different types of courts play–for the first time.

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© 2025 Portland State University

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Description

Evicted in Oregon is a research project interested in understanding how evictions happen, for the purpose of eliminating them.

Persistent Identifier

https://archives.pdx.edu/ds/psu/43070

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