With political turmoil heating up in the United States and ongoing tensions between our two nations, a growing number of Canadians are ‘buying local’ and curbing travel to the south.&
U.S. property sell-off by Canadians-
Dated: August 27 2025
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With political turmoil heating up in the United States and ongoing tensions between our two nations, a growing number of Canadians are ‘buying local’ and curbing travel to the south. What’s more, those who own residential real estate in the U.S. are rethinking their long-term plans – some already have.
According to a recent Royal LePage survey, conducted by Burson,1 more than half (54%) of Canadians who currently own residential property in the U.S. say they are planning to sell within the next year, among whom a majority (62%) credit the current political administration as the main reason. Meanwhile, 33% of them say they are motivated by other factors, such as personal and financial reasons, and another five per cent say it is due to increasingly extreme weather conditions, like hurricanes, flooding and forest fires.
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