Attorney says he represented multiple clients with missed payments from Changing Homelessness

Princeton’s Eviction Lab tracking system has released new data about which landlords file the most significant amount of evictions in Jacksonville.

Tenants renting a space at Infinity Salon Suites on the Southside say they are stuck in limbo after the business owner was evicted from the property.

Data shows evictions in Jacksonville are up.

Applications will be accepted at JacksonvilleCares.com for commercial properties starting at noon Thursday. Applications began to be accepted for residential properties last week. Grants will be offered to residential tenants, homeowners and business owners on a first-come, first-served basis until the funds are depleted. RELATED: City, Jacksonville Bar launch Eviction and Foreclosure Prevention Program | Facing eviction in Duval County? The application will not be processed and your spot in line is not guaranteed until both parties fill out the application.

Ron DeSantis is making $250 million in CARES Act funding available to help families and individuals cover the cost of rent and mortgage payments. Those funds will be distributed through the Florida Housing Finance Corporation (FHFC). County governments will share an additional $120 million to help those who don’t live in affordable housing but still need financial assistance. “There’s not enough affordable housing in Florida,” Price said. It’s unclear whether the governor intends to extend the eviction moratorium.