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The definition of Housing Stability is achieved when a person is not behind on rent or financially burdened to make rent payments, 2) has not moved in the past twelve months for financial reasons, and 3) is not forced to rely on housing shelters or doubling up with another household.
Neighborworks released an eviction prevention guide to involve working with residents that are at risk of losing their housing and what resources they can access to help prevent them from being evicted.
Read MoreThe National Multifamily Housing Council’s rent payment tracker helps the multifamily industry benchmark and monitor for industry trends, statistics, and more. The tracker includes on-time rental payment data as of 2021.
Read MoreThe Institute of Real Estate Management’s Practical Apartment Management book contains a chapter on measuring residents’ lengths of stay. This chapter discusses tracking this metric and understanding how best to measure and improve it.
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Research TransUnion published research showing that rent reporting will motivate seven in ten renters to make more on-time payments. Visit to learn more.
Read MoreResearch and analysis by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities show that federal rental assistance sharply reduces homelessness and other hardship and lifts 3 million people out of poverty.
Read MoreThis article in the Journal of Community Psychology provides ways to define and measure housing stability. Caila Aube, Kelly Fenn, Ted Naylor, Marianne Quirouette, Andrea Reynolds, and Kait Sullivan wrote or contributed to the piece.
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Best Practices WinnCompanies launched a housing stability program in 2020 to strengthen their commitment to eviction prevention and housing stabilization across the national rental housing portfolio.
Read MoreEnterprise Community Partners published a whitepaper listing strategies for preventing eviction and promoting housing stability.
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