National Housing Precarity Risk Model
Introducing the The Housing Precarity Risk Model (HPRM), a forecast of where renters face the greatest combined risk of eviction, displacement, and long‑term poverty.
By integrating estimates of eviction risk with indicators of displacement vulnerability and pandemic‑era unemployment, the model highlights neighborhoods where housing precarity is most severe. These maps give policymakers, advocates, and service providers a data-driven tool to target resources, design anti-displacement strategies, and advance housing equity.
