According to 2012 Profile of
International Home Buying Activity, total residential international sales in the U.S. for the past year ending March 2012 equaled $ 82.4 billion, up from $ 66.4 billion in 2011.
Share stats from the latest National Association of REALTORS ® Profile of
International Home Buying Activity in an easy - to - understand infographic.
International buyers are entering the U.S. housing market at a rapid pace, according to a recent NAR report, the 2013 Profile of
International Home Buying Activity.
According to the 2012 NAR Profile of
International Home Buying Activity, foreign sales accounted for $ 82.5 billion for the past year ending March 2012, up from $ 66.4 billion in 2011.
International buyers remain prolific figures in the United States real estate market, as evidenced by the just - released 2014 Profile of
International Home Buying Activity Report.
Profile of
International Home Buying Activity 24.
This is according to the National Association of Realtors ®» 2011 Profile of
International Home Buying Activity.
For example, in California alone, sales to international clients has plunged about 25 percent in the past year, according to the California Association of REALTORS ® (more: NAR's 2014 Profile of
International Home Buying Activity).
International buyers from Canada, China (PRC, Hong Kong, Taiwan), Mexico, India, and United Kingdom account for 45 % of
the international home buying activity.
The NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS ®» 2012 Profile of
International Home Buying Activity, released in June, shows that 52 percent of REALTORS ® had at least one international transaction in the past year.
The annual Profile of
International Home Buying Activity reveals the top five countries of origin for foreign home buyers and how these buyers are utilizing the services of REALTORS ®.
Chinese and Canadian buyers are the fastest - growing sources of foreign buyers of U.S. properties in recent years, according to the National Association of REALTORS ®» 2013 Profile of
International Home Buying Activity.
Favorable exchange rates, affordable home prices, and rising affluence abroad is driving interest, according to the 2014 Profile of
International Home Buying Activity conducted by the National Association of REALTORS ®.
Scholastica (Gay) Cororaton, research economist, writes about real estate market conditions and home - buying activity of international clients using data collected from the REALTORS ® Confidence Index Survey, the Survey of
International Home Buying Activity, and publicly available statistics.
Profile of
International Home Buying Activity, (National Association of REALTORS ® - Research, June 17, 2015).
The 2012 NAR Profile of
International Home Buying Activity, (National Association of REALTORS ® - Research, 2012).
ORLANDO (November 8, 2012)-- Florida is not only the host state for this year's Realtors ® Conference & Expo; it's also the fastest growing destination of choice for international buyers, accounting for 26 percent of foreign purchases last year, according to the National Association of Realtors ® 2012 Profile of
International Home Buying Activity.
Last month, NAR released its annual Profile of
International Home Buying Activity, indicating that foreign investment in the United States remains strong, at $ 102.6 billion.
The 2017 Profile of
International Home Buying Activity will reveal the top five countries of origin for foreign home buyers and how these buyers are utilizing the services of REALTORS ®.
The previously released Profile of
International Home Buying Activity in U.S. Residential Real Estate presented an overview of U.S. home purchases by people whose primary residence is outside of the U.S.
Read the most recent Profile of
International Home Buying Activity.
NAR:
International Home Buying Activity Serving International Bargain Hunters 4 Ways to Court International Investors
And according to the 2013 Profile of
International Home Buying Activity, 6.3 percent of total existing home sales as of March 2013 — estimated at $ 68.2 billion — were made by international residents and non-residents.
Not exact matches
Chinese buyers have surpassed Canadians as the most dominant foreign
home purchasers in the United States, according to the National Association of REALTORS ®» 2015 Profile of Home Buying Activity of International Clients, released this w
home purchasers in the United States, according to the National Association of REALTORS ®» 2015 Profile of
Home Buying Activity of International Clients, released this w
Home Buying Activity of
International Clients, released this week.
NAR's latest report on
international home -
buying activity in the United States shows that foreign real estate transactions accounted for $ 153 billion of U.S. sales.
As the luxury market continues to trend internationally, with foreign clients paying nearly twice as much for a
home when compared to the overall U.S. average house price — according to the National Association of REALTORS ® 2015 Profile of Home Buying Activity of International Clients — it's a logical move for a company focused on high - end properties to seek regional and international expos
home when compared to the overall U.S. average house price — according to the National Association of REALTORS ® 2015 Profile of
Home Buying Activity of International Clients — it's a logical move for a company focused on high - end properties to seek regional and international expos
Home Buying Activity of
International Clients — it's a logical move for a company focused on high - end properties to seek regional and internatio
International Clients — it's a logical move for a company focused on high - end properties to seek regional and
internationalinternational exposure.
Foreign
home -
buying in the U.S. leaped 49 percent to $ 153 billion in the last year, a record high in the National Association of REALTORS ® (NAR) Profile of
International Activity in U.S. Residential Real Estate, recently released for 2017.
Contacts and referrals were the most important source of leads of purchases by
international buyers, accounting for about 56 percent of responses, according to NAR's 2015 Profile of Home Buying Activity of Internati
international buyers, accounting for about 56 percent of responses, according to NAR's 2015 Profile of
Home Buying Activity of
InternationalInternational Clients.
Based on information from NAR's 2015 Profile of
Home Buying Activity of International Clients, proximity to the home country, the presence of relatives, friends and associates, job and educational opportunities, and climate and location appear to be important considerations to prospective buy
Home Buying Activity of
International Clients, proximity to the
home country, the presence of relatives, friends and associates, job and educational opportunities, and climate and location appear to be important considerations to prospective buy
home country, the presence of relatives, friends and associates, job and educational opportunities, and climate and location appear to be important considerations to prospective buyers.
These states and a wealth of information can be found in the National Association of REALTORS ® «Profile of
Home Buying Activity of
International Clients.»
They purchased an estimated $ 104 billion in American real estate last year, according to the newly released NAR 2015 Profile of
Home Buying Activity of
International...
In the most recent NAR survey looking at the
home buying activity of
international clients, thirty - five percent of REALTORS ® reported working with an
international client in 2014, up from 28 percent in 2013.
According to NAR's 2015 Profile of
Home Buying Activity of
International Clients, foreign clients are paying an average of $ 500,000 for a house, compared to the overall U.S. average house price of about $ 256,000.