Maps: Latest Eviction Data

Updated on: September 15, 2026

If it is your first time visiting the site, be sure to read the Data Availability and Working with the Data pages.

To see the data visualizations on your phone, rotate your device to landscape (horizontal).

Important reminders about the data:

  • The numbers reported on this page represent the lower-bound metrics of tenants displaced by the eviction process or evicted in Oregon. It does not capture 'Notices of Termination' served to tenants that don't result in a court case.
  • Of the eviction cases that get filed in a court in Oregon, this data only includes data on eviction cases filed at a circuit court (90% of all eviction cases). The remaining 10% of cases were filed in a justice court (Carroll et al., 2025).
  • These maps display only data in the 26 counties in which circuit court data provide decent, high, or full visibility of the eviction landscape in that county. To learn more about what level of visibility circuit court data provides for each county, visit the Data Availability page.
  • These maps display the data for the last 12 months, with a one-month lag.

The first map displays three eviction data topics. Use the menu tabs at the top of the map to choose which data topic you would like to be displayed. This map displays the data for the last 12 months. The three topics you can choose from are: 

  • Filings: the number of eviction cases filed in that location in the past twelve months.

  • Filing Rates: the number of eviction cases filed per one hundred rental units in that location in the past twelve months.

  • Judgments: the number of judgments of eviction issued in that location in the past twelve months.

This map displays the data at both the county level and the census tract level. Zoom out to see the data displayed at the county level and zoom in to see it displayed at the census tract level.  

Interact with the Map

On a desktop: Use your mouse to scroll up, down, left and right across the map. Use the +/- buttons in the lower right hand corner of the map box to zoom in and out. Right-click on a location to have the corresponding data displayed in the display box located in the upper left-hand corner of the map box. 

On mobile devices: Use your fingertip to scroll up, down, left and right across the map. Use a two-finger pinching motion to zoom in and out. Tap on a location to have the corresponding data displayed in the floating display box.

Data sources description & methodology

The eviction filing rate is defined as the number of evictions filed divided by the number of rental units reported in the specific geographical area, as reported by the American Community Survey 2024 5 year estimate in table B25003. For example, a county with 500 filings and 20,000 rental units would have an eviction filing rate of 0.025, or 2.5 filings per 100 rental units.

Census tract and county boundaries are sourced from the US Census Bureau. For more information on these boundaries, see the US Census Bureau Glossary on County and Census Tracts.