"LA Officials Brace for Surge in Evictions as Pandemic Rent Deadline Looms"
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The deadline for Los Angeles renters to repay back rent missed during the COVID-19 pandemic has passed, and officials fear a surge in homelessness as the eviction moratorium expires. Many tenants owe significant amounts of back rent, with the average monthly rent in Los Angeles now nearly $3,000. The situation is not limited to Los Angeles, as eviction protections in Hawaii, New York, Maryland, Minnesota, and Illinois are also set to expire in August.
Topics:nation#back-rent#covid-19-pandemic#eviction-moratorium#homeless-population#housing-crisis#los-angeles
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