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Where is Housing Most at Risk from COVID-19 Fallout?

Friday, Apr 17 2020
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New Jersey leads the nation with the most counties at risk of a housing downturn due to the coronavirus outbreak, according to new research from Attom Data Solutions. So reports MarketWatch.

Of the 50 most threatened counties in the United States, 14 were in New Jersey, mainly within the greater New York City metropolitan area, according to Attom.

Florida was next with 10 counties deemed highly vulnerable to a housing market skid thanks to COVID-19.

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