A day in eviction court, where the Valley housing crisis wrecks lives
Maricopa County is on track to break a 20-year-old evictions filings record. Here’s why things have gotten so bad.
Maricopa County is on track to break a 20-year-old evictions filings record. Here’s why things have gotten so bad.
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Maricopa County is on pace to set a new eviction filing record in 2024, and these areas are being hit the hardest.
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“I’m now accepting apologies on this nonsense theory,” Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer wrote in response.
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The worst year for evictions in the Valley was in 2005. This year is set to blow that out of the water.
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