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Office of Civil Justice FY24 Annual Report

Figure 18 reports that providers classified 89 percent of closed fully represented households as “Household Allowed to Remain.” The report defines that category to include both households that avoided eviction and households given additional time to move, so it is not a measure of long-term housing retention; the report also documents provider-capacity constraints.

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New York City Office of Civil Justice, FY24 Annual Report (2025).

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Figure 18 reports that providers classified 89 percent of closed fully represented households as “Household Allowed to Remain.” The report defines that category to include both households that avoided eviction and households given additional time to move, so it is not a measure of long-term housing retention; the report also documents provider-capacity constraints.

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