Indiana Eviction Risk Map
975 cities · 5,312,585 residents · Avg risk 2.0/10 (Very Low)2.0Average risk score
6.3Highest city
1.5Lowest city
27.0%Avg rent burden
$905Avg median rent
21.6%Avg renter share
Statewide heatmap
Each dot is a city. Colors: red = high eviction risk, green = low. Click any city for the full score breakdown.
Highest-risk cities in Indiana
Bloomington78,791 pop
6.3
South Bend102,866 pop
5.0
Indianapolis city (balance)882,043 pop
3.6
Carmel100,501 pop
3.4
Hammond77,098 pop
3.4
Elkhart53,726 pop
3.3
Fort Wayne266,235 pop
3.3
Greenwood64,237 pop
3.3
Evansville116,441 pop
3.2
Lafayette70,650 pop
3.2
Terre Haute58,491 pop
3.2
Westfield51,109 pop
3.2
Zionsville31,442 pop
3.1
Gary68,604 pop
3.1
Jeffersonville50,176 pop
3.1
Kokomo59,375 pop
3.1
Lawrence49,284 pop
3.1
Mishawaka50,907 pop
3.1
Muncie64,739 pop
3.1
New Albany37,589 pop
3.1
Plainfield35,783 pop
3.1
St. John21,639 pop
3.1
South Bend102,866 pop
3.0
Columbus51,104 pop
3.0
Largest cities
Indianapolis city (balance)882,043 pop
3.6
Fort Wayne266,235 pop
2.0
Fort Wayne266,235 pop
3.3
Evansville116,441 pop
2.2
Evansville116,441 pop
3.2
South Bend102,866 pop
3.0
South Bend102,866 pop
5.0
Fishers100,918 pop
3.0
Carmel100,501 pop
3.4
Bloomington78,791 pop
6.3
Hammond77,098 pop
3.4
Noblesville71,940 pop
2.9
Lafayette70,650 pop
3.2
Gary68,604 pop
3.1
Muncie64,739 pop
3.1
Greenwood64,237 pop
3.3
Kokomo59,375 pop
3.1
Terre Haute58,491 pop
3.2
Anderson54,930 pop
2.9
Elkhart53,726 pop
3.3
Westfield51,109 pop
3.2
Columbus51,104 pop
3.0
Mishawaka50,907 pop
3.1
Jeffersonville50,176 pop
3.1
Counties in Indiana
Monroe County
6 cities · Avg 2.7/10
Lake County
21 cities · Avg 2.5/10
Hamilton County
10 cities · Avg 2.5/10
Johnson County
11 cities · Avg 2.3/10
Allen County
11 cities · Avg 2.2/10
Boone County
7 cities · Avg 2.2/10
St. Joseph County
14 cities · Avg 2.2/10
Floyd County
9 cities · Avg 2.2/10
Madison County
15 cities · Avg 2.2/10
Marion County
15 cities · Avg 2.1/10
Elkhart County
12 cities · Avg 2.1/10
Adams County
6 cities · Avg 2.1/10
Vanderburgh County
7 cities · Avg 2.1/10
Hendricks County
14 cities · Avg 2.1/10
Clark County
8 cities · Avg 2.1/10
Tippecanoe County
14 cities · Avg 2.1/10
Warrick County
7 cities · Avg 2.1/10
Jackson County
7 cities · Avg 2.0/10
Delaware County
13 cities · Avg 2.0/10
Porter County
19 cities · Avg 2.0/10
Jefferson County
6 cities · Avg 2.0/10
White County
8 cities · Avg 2.0/10
Perry County
4 cities · Avg 2.0/10
Howard County
13 cities · Avg 2.0/10
Orange County
5 cities · Avg 2.0/10
Hancock County
17 cities · Avg 2.0/10
DeKalb County
9 cities · Avg 2.0/10
Jasper County
6 cities · Avg 2.0/10
Morgan County
11 cities · Avg 2.0/10
Randolph County
9 cities · Avg 2.0/10
Owen County
3 cities · Avg 2.0/10
Ohio County
3 cities · Avg 2.0/10
Daviess County
11 cities · Avg 2.0/10
Rush County
9 cities · Avg 2.0/10
Cass County
9 cities · Avg 2.0/10
Blackford County
7 cities · Avg 2.0/10
Wayne County
12 cities · Avg 2.0/10
Noble County
15 cities · Avg 2.0/10
Benton County
7 cities · Avg 2.0/10
Putnam County
9 cities · Avg 2.0/10
Fulton County
9 cities · Avg 2.0/10
Whitley County
9 cities · Avg 2.0/10
Washington County
9 cities · Avg 2.0/10
Greene County
13 cities · Avg 2.0/10
Clinton County
12 cities · Avg 2.0/10
Knox County
10 cities · Avg 2.0/10
Dearborn County
10 cities · Avg 2.0/10
Marshall County
11 cities · Avg 1.9/10
Bartholomew County
20 cities · Avg 1.9/10
LaPorte County
20 cities · Avg 1.9/10
Wabash County
9 cities · Avg 1.9/10
Huntington County
7 cities · Avg 1.9/10
Kosciusko County
20 cities · Avg 1.9/10
Jay County
5 cities · Avg 1.9/10
Lawrence County
11 cities · Avg 1.9/10
Miami County
9 cities · Avg 1.9/10
LaGrange County
10 cities · Avg 1.9/10
Grant County
17 cities · Avg 1.9/10
Vigo County
18 cities · Avg 1.9/10
Posey County
7 cities · Avg 1.9/10
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About eviction risk in Indiana
Indiana spans 975 cities in our dataset, with an average landlord-risk score of 2.0/10. Scores range from 1.5 in the most landlord-neutral jurisdictions to 6.3 in the most tenant-protective. The state's average rent burden (median gross rent ÷ median household income) is 27.0%, which is the single strongest predictor of eviction filings.
Landlords operating anywhere in Indiana should review state-level statutes on notice periods, just-cause requirements, security deposit limits, and grace periods before initiating any eviction. Local ordinances in tenant-protective cities may impose additional requirements beyond state minimums — use the city grids above to see risk at the specific jurisdiction where you own rentals.