Evictions On The Rise Months After Federal Moratorium Ends

The video discusses the end of the federal moratorium on evictions, which had helped keep many people in their homes during the pandemic. With its expiration, evictions are increasing, leaving many without a place to live. The video highlights the personal struggles of those affected, particularly in areas like Miami, where rent is unaffordable for many. It also examines the reasons for the rise in evictions, including court backlogs and insufficient federal rental assistance, especially in regions with weak tenant protections.

What was the role of the federal and state moratoriums during the pandemic?

• They provided financial assistance to landlords.

• They helped keep millions of people in their homes.

• They increased the number of evictions.

• They reduced the cost of rent.

What challenges do individuals with disabilities face due to rising evictions?

• They find it easier to afford rent.

• They receive more government support.

• They face potential homelessness and health issues.

• They have more housing options available.

Why are evictions on the rise despite federal emergency rental assistance?

• Courts are catching up on a backlog of cases.

• There is an increase in available housing.

• Tenant protections have strengthened.

• Rent prices have decreased significantly.

What is one reason for the increase in evictions mentioned in the video?

• Stronger tenant protections.

• A decrease in housing demand.

• Courts addressing a backlog of eviction cases.

• An increase in federal rental assistance.

What do housing advocates say about the limits of federal rental assistance?

• It is sufficient in all areas.

• It is limited in areas with weak tenant protections.

• It has increased the number of available homes.

• It has eliminated the need for evictions.