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Eight cities with the highest number of renters who’ve been evicted

California dominates half of the list

(U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Dan DeCook, front; Pixabay, back)
(U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Dan DeCook, front; Pixabay, back)

Based on a poll of 40,000 respondents, Apartment List ranked the top U.S. metro areas where the largest number of renters have reported being evicted. Due to a dearth of data from other sources, this self-reported data provides a hard-to-find look at where renters are having the most trouble paying for their homes.

Memphis, Tennessee
Eviction rate: 6.1

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Phoenix, Arizona
Eviction rate: 5.9

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Atlanta, Georgia
Eviction rate: 5.7

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Indianapolis, Indianapolis
Eviction rate: 5.6

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San Diego, California
Eviction rate: 1.9

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Los Angeles, California
Eviction rate: 1.9

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San Francisco, California
Eviction rate: 1.6

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San Jose, California
Eviction rate: 1.2

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[Bloomberg News] — E.K. Hudson

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