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      • 2024 3rd & 4th Quarterly Reports
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      • 1st Quarter Report: January-March 2022
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      • 2nd and 3rd QUARTER (2022) REPORTS ANALYSIS
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      • 1st Quarter 2021 Report
      • 2nd Quarter Report: April-June 2021
      • Third Quarter 2021 (July-September) Report
      • 4th Quarter Report: October-December 2021
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Research

Quarterly Reports
Research Reports
  • NEW! Unpacking the Central Virginia Large Buildings Database
  • Intimate Partner Violence and Eviction Risk
  • Virginia Eviction Reduction Pilot Program: Final Report on Phase 1
  • Eviction, Legal Counsel the Courthouse
  • The Public Cost of Eviction in Richmond and Virginia: Response versus Prevention
Data Updates
  • Data update: CARES Moratorium Eviction Filings
  • Data Update: Eviction Filings During the COVID-19 Crisis
Notes on Methodology
Older Research Briefs

COVID-19 and Housing Instability: Emergency Responses and Longer-term Challenges

COVID-19 Eviction Policy: Eviction Moratorium and Future Challenges

Eviction in Richmond: Pathways, Services and Next Steps

Multifamily Properties backed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac offered forbearance if they do not evict

Comparative Law and Policy Analysis for Addressing Evictions in Richmond, Virginia

The Connections Between Evictions and Foreclosures In Richmond

Eviction and Rental Housing in the Commonwealth

Eviction and Educational Instability in Richmond, Virginia

The Geography of Eviction in Richmond: Beyond Poverty

RVA EVICTION LAB

Latest Posts

  • 2025 2nd Semiannual Report

    May 5, 2026
  • 2025 1st Semiannual Report

    December 3, 2025
  • Unreasonable: Report from Virginia Poverty Law Center and RVA Eviction Lab

    September 27, 2025
  • 2024 3rd & 4th Quarterly Reports

    May 6, 2025

About the Lab

The RVA Eviction Lab, housed at VCU within in the Wilder School of Government and Public Affairs, focuses on meeting eviction data and research needs and supporting the work of local government, community-based organizations, elected officials, and other advocates. The RVA Eviction Lab takes the necessary deeper dives into the qualitative and quantitative aspects of evictions. Because this problem and the associated research questions will continue to shift both regionally and locally, we make data public, reliable, and responsive to the needs of the community, region, and the state.

Our work is supported through grants from the Richmond Memorial Health Foundation, The Wilder School for Government and Public Affairs and the VCU Presidential Research Quest Fund, The Ford Foundation, the Lincoln Land Institute and other competitive sources.

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