> The rates of evictions served are approaching pre-pandemic levels in certain areas Finding meaning in this is hard. Is there any list of the areas? Knowing t

> The rates of evictions served are approaching pre-pandemic levels in certain areas Finding meaning in this is hard. Is there any list of the areas? Knowing the areas would allow for some deeper analysis. For example, is an area one that is trying to operate as it did pre-pandemic? Any analysis of what this means makes a lot of assumptions. > The renters which are most behind on rent face the highest eviction risk. Isn't this always the case? Is there a time this isn't the case? > On average, renters are behind three months’ rent and owe $2,550. On average, renters aren't behind. It's renters being evicted. So, renters being evicted are, on average, those that are 3 months behind in paying their rent. Is eviction after 3 months of non-payment typical? If not, what is?