Canadian home search activity has declined in 46 of the 50 largest U.S. metro areas. Florida—long a favorite of Canadian snowbirds—has seen some of the most pronounced drops.
The downturn in cross-border interest appears tied to both political and economic shifts. Many Canadians have grown uneasy with the U.S. following a series of tariff announcements and remarks from the President, including one suggesting Canada could become the 51st state.
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High interest rates, soaring property prices, and increasingly restrictive immigration policies are prompting many international buyers to pull back. Although foreign buyers long dominated in South Florida, their share of the market as measured in dollars has fallen to the lowest point since 2015.
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