"You're not alone. Since the end of New York's COVID-19 eviction moratorium in 2022, eviction rates have increased significantly. According to data compiled from the city's marshals, there were 9,615 evictions from January through June in 2025, up 18 percent from the same period in 2024, and up 474 percent from 2022. If you're worried about being included in those statistics, this guide is for you."
"We've divided this information into sections depending on where someone is in the process, including: The good news? "Most cases don't end up in evictions," said Laurie of Housing Court Answers, which assists tenants navigating the housing court system. The numbers back her up. In fiscal year 2024 (July 1, 2023 - Jun 30, 2024) 126,236 eviction cases were filed in court, but only 14,934 evictions were carried out during that period."
Eviction rates in New York City rose sharply after the COVID-19 eviction moratorium ended in 2022, with 9,615 evictions from January through June 2025 — an 18 percent increase from 2024 and 474 percent above 2022. Fiscal year 2024 recorded 126,236 eviction filings, yet only 14,934 evictions were actually carried out during that period. Multiple housing assistance programs serve city residents, and eligibility or enrollment in Cash Assistance or the One Shot Deal is often required first. Housing Court Answers provides assistance to tenants navigating the housing court system.
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