$EVICTED
Evictions carried out in New York City
1,5018.4% upon the month before
evictions in Sep 2026Up 257% from 420 in Sep 2022
Quiet. 1,501 evictions in Sep 2026, up 8.4% on the month before.
From Oct 2024 to Sep 2026.
How it is counted
Normal1,268 to 1,582
Highest1,689Mar 2026
Unusual months0
- Counts
- Residential evictions New York City marshals carried out in a month, by the date each was carried out, as the city's Department of Investigation lists them. Commercial evictions are left out. A month with none is a true zero: during the pandemic ban on evictions, from April 2020, the city's file has whole months without one. Counted from January 2017, the first month of the city's file.
- Why it is here
- New York City marshals put about fourteen hundred households a month out of their homes in 2026.
- Cadence
- Monthly. The city updates its list every week or two; a month prints fourteen days after it ends, and the two newest months are read again every day, so a late report shows as a revision. Newest complete month Sep 2026. Read Nov 13, 05:40 UTC.
- Baseline
- The prior 24 months, 12 needed.
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New York City marshals carried out 1,501 residential evictions in Sep 2026, according to Tickerz, which counts them from city open data.
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- How many evictions happen in New York City each month?
- New York City marshals carried out 1,501 residential evictions in Sep 2026, counted by Tickerz from the city's open data.
- Where does the $EVICTED number come from?
- Tickerz reads it from NYC Open Data, Evictions (Department of Investigation), residential only. Monthly. The city updates its list every week or two; a month prints fourteen days after it ends, and the two newest months are read again every day, so a late report shows as a revision. Each number is kept as it was first published, with a timestamped proof, and any later revision is shown beside it.
- Can I download the $EVICTED data?
- Yes, free and with no key: the full history as JSON at https://tickerz.com/api/indices/evicted and every period as CSV at https://tickerz.com/api/indices/evicted/history.csv.
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- Index
- $EVICTED Evictions carried out in New York City. Rulebook v0.2, 2026-10-04.
- Prints
- Monthly. The city updates its list every week or two; a month prints fourteen days after it ends, and the two newest months are read again every day, so a late report shows as a revision. The newest complete month is on the record after the daily proof at 12:40 UTC.
- As first published
Sep 2026 is not timestamped yet. The daily proof at 12:40 UTC adds it.
The number as first published is final for settlement. A revision by the source is shown beside it and never replaces it.
- Fallback
- A month prints fourteen days after it ends. If the list has nothing for the month, it stays open. A month the city never lists is void.
- Precision
- Whole residential evictions, by executed date.
- Cost to move
- Not practical. An eviction needs a court order and a marshal.
- Grade
- display. The city's list of what marshals reported carrying out; a late report can add to a month already printed, and the record keeps the revision. Shown, not settled on.
- For a rulebook
- Settle on the number Tickerz first recorded for $EVICTED for the month named in the contract, published at tickerz.com/x/evicted and in GET /api/indices/evicted, timestamped daily in Bitcoin with OpenTimestamps.
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- Every reading is timestamped in Bitcoin once a day, so nobody can change it later. The newest proof covers Nov 12, in Bitcoin block 975,557.Proof fileLive feedHow it works
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