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It's Time Again - Predictions - 3 States Could See Housing Market Crash Next Year

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That's what they lead with but the big deal is 

"ATTOM's data, which covered the third quarter of the year and covered 578 counties, found that the challenges are not uniformly distributed across the country. Other parts of the nation, especially in the South, Midwest and New England, show more stability.

It's certain areas, but not others

"ATTOM found that in New York City, Kings County (Brooklyn), Richmond County (Staten Island) and Bronx County are notably at risk. The New York City suburbs add to the list with Bergen, Essex, Ocean, Passaic, Sussex and Union counties in New Jersey exhibiting similar vulnerabilities. The Chicago metropolitan area, including Cook, De Kalb, Kane, Lake, McHenry and Will counties in Illinois, along with Lake County in Indiana, also face challenges."

"The central region in California shows heightened risk, the report said, particularly in Fresno County, Madera County, Merced County, San Joaquin County (Stockton) and Stanislas County (Modesto)."

Nothing particularly new.

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