Atlanta Evictions Surge 42%, Tensions Rise
Rising Costs and Policy Changes Drive Unprecedented Filing Rates Atlanta's rental market is experiencing downward pressure on asking rents. However, landlords across the metro area are grappling with rising operational costs and regulatory changes that threaten the region's housing stability. Property taxes, insurance premiums, and maintenance expenses continue to climb. This is happening even as decreased renter demand forces many property owners into financial distress. The overall housing market in the U.S. is facing significant challenges, with an unimaginable affordability crisis affecting both buyers and renters nationwide. The expiration of eviction moratoriums has led to immediate spikes in filing activity. Landlords are attempting to recover losses accumulated during the pandemic. Legal risks have increased as regulatory scrutiny intensifies. Property managers must navigate complex compliance requirements while dealing with higher operational expenses. Traditional lan...