Canadian Interest in Buying US Homes Begins to Bounce Back
The number of Canadians considering buying a U.S. home has started to rebound this year after a sharp drop in 2025 triggered by anger over President Donald Trump’s tariffs, a new study suggests. Canadians’ interest in buying homes in the United States has risen by 3 percent from last year, according to a report from Realtor.com.
Canadian Interest in Buying US Homes Begins to Bounce Back Canadian interest in purchasing U.S. homes has seen a rebound, rising by 3 percent this year after a decline in 2025. This surge is linked to a previous drop attributed to anger over President Donald Trump’s tariffs. Realtor.com data indicates Canadians constituted the largest segment of international demand for U.S. homes in early 2026.
- Canadian interest in buying U.S. homes has increased by 3 percent.
- This rebound follows a sharp drop in 2025, which was influenced by President Donald Trump’s tariffs.
- Canadians represented the largest portion of international demand for U.S. homes in Q1 2026, making up 37.8% of traffic.
- This is an increase from 34.8% in the same period of 2025.
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