Overview
- The winter eviction moratorium, in place since 1956 to protect vulnerable tenants during colder months, ended on March 31, 2025.
- Advocacy groups report 350,000 homeless individuals and 2.6 million pending social housing requests, highlighting the scale of the housing crisis.
- The Kasbarian-Bergé law, passed in July 2023, has expedited evictions and reduced tenant protections, intensifying the strain on low-income renters.
- In 2024, 24,000 households were evicted—a 26% increase from 2023—with one-third of evicted individuals lacking stable housing solutions years later.
- Housing advocates are urging the government to implement a national prevention plan and increase support for tenants to address systemic issues driving evictions.