Overall, 284,455 U.S. properties were
bought by foreign buyers (up 32 percent from 2016), and purchases accounted for 10 percent of the dollar volume of existing - home sales (8 percent in 2016).
Overall, a total of 214,885 U.S. residential properties were
bought by foreign buyers (up 2.8 percent), and properties were typically valued higher ($ 277,380) compared to the median price of all U.S. existing home sales ($ 223,058).
Not exact matches
The introduction of a
foreign buyers» tax (the non-resident speculation tax) of 15 % that would apply on the price of homes in the Greater Golden Horseshoe region
bought by individuals who are not citizens or permanent residents of Canada — or
by foreign corporations.
August 2, 2016: B.C.'s
foreign buyer tax — Introduced
by the B.C. government, this measure requires anyone
buying a home in the Greater Vancouver area, who was not a Canadian citizen or permanent resident, to pay an additional 15 % tax in addition to all the existing costs associated with a real estate purchase.