The waters of the United States' residential real estate market are getting choppier. Homebuyers continue to stare down high ...

Foreign buyers snapped up $56 billion worth of U.S. homes in the past year, viewing it as a safe place to make an investment.

After a long pandemic-era layover, foreign homebuyers are finally unpacking their wallets, according to new data from the National Association of Realtors.

Global buyers purchased over 78,000 U.S. homes between April 2024 and March 2025, driving a 33 percent surge and setting a ...

Chinese investors snapped up nearly twice as many U.S. homes as they did the previous year, according to a new report from ...

International investors are capitalizing on weak U.S. housing demand, with over half making cash purchases to avoid high ...

Florida remains the top U.S. destination for foreign buyers, drawing more than one in five international purchases.

US laws permit all foreigners to purchase property in America, regardless of their nationality or immigration status.

Of the 78,100 existing homes bought by foreign buyers in US, Chinese buyers purchased 11,700, making up 15% of all foreign ...

Even with sky-high real estate prices, US properties are still a relative deal for many international buyers. A typical property costs $28,570 per square meter in Hong Kong, $26,262 in London and ...

Meanwhile Mexico ($9.3 billion), which is the fourth largest foreign buyer of U.S. real estate, has routinely been among the top five but with most of those purchases focused on border states like ...

Foreign real estate buyers’ purchases in the United States dropped by 36%, according to a new report by the National Association of Realtors.