Explore the Largest Dataset on Evictions in New York City: A Resource for Understanding Housing Insecurity
The New York City Evictions dataset provides detailed information on residential evictions carried out by city marshals, including the date, location, and associated details of each eviction. To facilitate seamless integration with other datasets, we have appended Placekeys to each record. Download the dataset to explore and analyze eviction trends and patterns across NYC.
Field Name | Field Description |
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Court_Index_Number | Unique identifier for the court case |
ID | Unique identifier for the record |
street_address | Street address of the property |
Eviction_Apartment_Number | Apartment number related to the eviction |
Executed_Date | Date when the eviction was executed |
placekey | Unique identifier for the place |
address_placekey | Placekey associated with the address |
building_placekey | Placekey associated with the building |
confidence_score | Confidence score for the place data accuracy |
The provided link directs to a dataset on evictions in New York City, available on the NYC Open Data portal. This dataset is managed by the Mayor's Office to Protect Tenants (MOPT). The dataset enumerates residential evictions that have been executed by City Marshals and provides information on the location, date, and other details of each incident. The effort involves collaboration between MOPT and various city agencies to ensure the data is accurate and up-to-date.
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The dataset is valuable because it provides detailed information on eviction cases, enabling analysis of housing stability, the effectiveness of policies, and identification of areas needing support.
NYC Evictions data can be easily appended with a Placekey (a open matching service for physical places). Once the Evictions data is appended with a Placekey, it can be easily joined with any other dataset that has a postal address or physical address.
NYC Open Data.
The dataset is licensed under the Public Domain Dedication and License (PDDL).