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According to research recently published by the Regional Plan Association (RPA), a handful of landlords is responsible for a disproportionate amount of the city’s poor housing and eviction cases. RPA labels these landlords as “bad landlords” and defines them as having: (1) a building with more than 10 housing-code violations; (2) at least two eviction cases in housing court between 2013 and mid-2015; and (3) eviction proceedings involving 30 percent of their units.
