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The following was a submission for the Make Over Monday challenge - Wk 39 2019 which utilized data associated with evictions in the San Francisco Bay area.
The use of a line chart is useful to see the trend of eviction over time however this particular chart is somewhat busy which makes it difficult to easily see insights from it. The aggregation of the 'Other' Category results in meaningful insights being buried in mess of lines near the bottom of the chart and it takes visual focus from the reader. In this case the adage 'less is more' is probably appropriate to ensure the reader can surmise insight from the chart.
I wanted to try and keep this to one visualisation but found that this was not achievable with just one chart. Hence I created the following report page which comprises of the the following;
'Breach' is the number one reason for people being evicted in 2019 to date and has been the number on reason since 2007. What is interesting is that the Lakeshore area seems to have a highest number of these types of evictions and proportionally a disproportional amount. At this stage a better understanding on what 'Breach' means and when it can be used to evict tenants needs to be understood. I would have assumed that 'Non Payment', 'Roommate Same Unit', 'Nuisance' are all conditions for breach of contract so we would need to better understand how the data has been categorised as 'Breach' before additional insights can be derived.