Atlanta Named "Eviction Capital": Will Addo on What 142,047 Eviction Filings Mean for Landlords
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Atlanta Named "Eviction Capital": Will Addo on What 142,047 Eviction Filings Mean for Landlords
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Metro Atlanta is being called the eviction capital of America. EvictIQ founder and CEO Will Addo looks at what the eviction filing numbers say, what they don't, and why landlords and property managers in every state should pay attention.
In this episode:
- National eviction filings: about 1.23 million in 2025 across the places the Eviction Lab tracks (Stateline, April 2026)
- Metro Atlanta: 142,047 filings in twelve months, about 16% from just 100 buildings (Axios Atlanta, October 8, 2026)
- Why an eviction filing is not an eviction: roughly 65% of metro Atlanta filings are dismissed after the tenant pays
- Indianapolis, Charleston and Austin, where eviction filings rose while rents fell
- Three things every landlord should do: know your dismissal rate, expect "top filer" lists, and file clean
See how your own eviction filings break down at evictiq.com or call 1-877-919-2910.
General information, not legal advice. Eviction laws vary by state and county.