Housing First card: chart values
Published by the Twin Cities Renter Guide, twincitiesrenterguide.com.
Last updated: Oct. 24, 2026

DESCRIPTION
The values behind the four charts on the Housing First card, in one long table (one row per value):
  1. "Housed in the last six months of Canada's five-city trial"
  2. "Minnesotans experiencing homelessness on one night"
  3. "Eviction filings in Minnesota remain far above pre-pandemic levels" (2026 is a projection, flagged in the projection column)
  4. "Hennepin County's one-night count"
Values stated only in a chart's caption are included and marked in_chart = no (chart note).

SOURCES
Retrieved: not recorded for any of these; compiled Oct. 22, 2026 (file date of our working copy holding the chart values).
  - Mental Health Commission of Canada, At Home/Chez Soi final report, https://mentalhealthcommission.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/At2520Home2520Final2520Report2520-2520Exec2520Summary2520-2520ENG_0.pdf
  - Wilder Research, 2023 Minnesota homeless study counts, https://www.house.mn.gov/comm/docs/jTvMhjxQZEKRamDsWuIirA.pdf
  - Wilder Research, 2015 homeless counts fact sheet, https://www.wilder.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/2015_HomelessCounts_FactSheet_3-16.pdf
  - HOME Line, 2019 filings, https://homelinemn.org/9410/eviction-filing-rates-a-year-after-the-eviction-moratorium/
  - HOME Line, 2022 and 2023 filings (July 17, 2024 webinar), https://homelinemn.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/HOME-Line-7_17_2024-Webinar-Presentation.pdf
  - HOME Line, 2025 filings, 2026 projection and 2022 to 2024 average (annual eviction update, July 2026), https://homelinemn.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Annual-Eviction-Update-Webinar-July-2026.pdf
  - HOME Line, eviction filing update, August 2026 (caption figures), https://homelinemn.org/12098/eviction-filing-update-august-2026/
  - Hennepin County point-in-time counts: 2019 https://www.hennepincounty.gov/housing/hennepin-county-housing-stories/point-in-time-count ; 2022 https://www.hennepin.us/-/media/hennepinus/your-government/projects-initiatives/coc/2022-pit.pdf ; 2023 https://www.hennepin.us/-/media/hennepinus/your-government/projects-initiatives/coc/2023_PIT_reports_total_addpop_veteran_youth.pdf ; 2024 and 2025 https://www.hennepincounty.gov/housing/hennepin-county-housing-stories/2025-point-in-time-count-fewer-homeless-families ; 2026 https://www.hennepincounty.gov/government/projects-initiatives/housing-and-homelessness/Point-in-time-count

METHOD
Figures were copied from the reports above. Hennepin County bars show the total; the sheltered and unsheltered split comes from the chart description on the page.

COLUMNS
See housing-first-charts-dictionary.csv.

LIMITS
Wilder's study also counts reservations starting in 2018, so later years aren't a perfect match for earlier ones. The page cites both Wilder reports for the series; we didn't record which report each year before 2018 came from. HOME Line's 2026 figure is a projection from the first half of the year; 2020, 2021 and 2024 aren't plotted. Hennepin County 2020 and 2021 aren't shown, and in 2026 the county counted only people in shelters. We haven't kept copies of the reports; they're linked above.