Chicago and New York City areas remain most at-risk from damage connected to the Coronavirus pandemic in Q4 2021, according to a report by property database curator ATTOM.
Its 2021 Special Coronavirus Report spotlights county-level housing markets around the US that are more or less vulnerable to damage from the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic still endangering the US economy.
The report shows that New Jersey, Illinois and parts of California had the highest concentrations of the most at-risk markets in the fourth quarter—with the biggest clusters still in the New York City and Chicago areas. The West, meanwhile, remained far less exposed outside of California.
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