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- Places where homes are expensive and unemployment is high are at risk for housing-market declines.
- Real-estate data firm Attom evaluated which counties across the country are most vulnerable.
- Parts of Chicago, New York, and northern California are most at risk of declines. See the full list.
As the economy teeters on the brink of a recession, the country's housing markets could be in for a downturn.
A new report from Attom Data Solutions, a real-estate data provider, offers a perspective on which areas could be most vulnerable to declines — whether it's in home prices, sales activity, or other indicators of overall health.