Canada–U.S. Tensions and Florida Housing: Signs of a Canadian Pullback | kaitlan collins скачать в хорошем качестве

Canada–U.S. Tensions and Florida Housing: Signs of a Canadian Pullback | kaitlan collins

Amid renewed political tension between the U.S. and Canada, some indicators suggest Canadian interest in Florida real estate may be cooling. In this video, we look at what listing activity and sales data can—and can’t—tell us about Canadian-owned properties in Florida, and we separate verified figures from anecdotal reports. We examine claims about Palm Beach County inventory rising, how many Canadian-owned homes were sold in 2025 (as reported in certain datasets), and what local agents are saying about buyer activity. Where phrases like “zero buyers” appear, we treat them as anecdotal observations unless backed by a broader market report. Finally, we discuss the bigger picture: Canada’s share of foreign buyers, how seasonal patterns and interest rates may affect demand, and whether any shift looks temporary or structural. ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Real Estate Shock: 10-Year High 2:30 - 321 Homes: Exodus by Numbers 5:00 - "Don't Feel Welcome" 7:30 - Tourism Collapse Timeline 10:15 - Snowbird System Breaking 13:00 - Business Testimonie #trump #florida #canada #realestate #tourism #palmbeach SOURCES: Federal Reserve, Florida Realtors, Visit Lauderdale, U.S. Travel Association, Congressional report.