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The 10 US cities most vulnerable to a housing downturn in a coronavirus-led recession

9. New Orleans, Louisiana

The 10 US cities most vulnerable to a housing downturn in a coronavirus-led recession

8. Riverside, California

8. Riverside, California

Recession risk score: 66.1%

Median home value: $425,854

Population: 323,935

7. Chicago, Illinois

7. Chicago, Illinois

Recession risk score: 68.7%

Median home value: $246,933

Population: 2,718,555

6. Denver, Colorado

6. Denver, Colorado

Recession risk score: 69.4%

Median home value: $457,580

Population: 693,417

5. Las Vegas, Nevada

5. Las Vegas, Nevada

Recession risk score: 73.9%

Median home value: $288,195

Population: 626,637

4. San Francisco, California

4. San Francisco, California

Recession risk score: 74.4%

Median home value: $1,436,145

Population: 870,044

3. San Diego, California

3. San Diego, California

Recession risk score: 75.2%

Median home value: $669,939

Population: 1,401,932

2. Miami, Florida

2. Miami, Florida

Recession risk score: 76.8%

Median home value: $370,818

Population: 451,214

1. Los Angeles, California

1. Los Angeles, California

Recession risk score: 77.6%

Median home value: $599,700

Population: 3,959,657

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