The housing market boom continues to gain momentum, yet certain regions near major cities like New York and Chicago face heightened risk of downturn.
Attom's quarterly report highlights the varying risk levels across 589 counties, emphasizing those most at risk include regions around New York City and inland California.
Factors influencing downturn risk include homeownership costs relative to local income levels; regions like Brooklyn and Riverside are particularly vulnerable.
Areas with the lowest downturn risks include metros like Washington, D.C. and Nashville, illustrating a stark contrast with high-risk regions.
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