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July 29, 2011 at 8:05 AM #18975July 29, 2011 at 8:56 AM #713637
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ParticipantI havent looked at the link yet but know FLA is huge for Canadians, British, other Europeans and South Americans.
July 29, 2011 at 8:56 AM #713729ParticipantI havent looked at the link yet but know FLA is huge for Canadians, British, other Europeans and South Americans.
July 29, 2011 at 8:56 AM #714839ParticipantI havent looked at the link yet but know FLA is huge for Canadians, British, other Europeans and South Americans.
July 29, 2011 at 8:56 AM #714479ParticipantI havent looked at the link yet but know FLA is huge for Canadians, British, other Europeans and South Americans.
July 29, 2011 at 8:56 AM #714327ParticipantI havent looked at the link yet but know FLA is huge for Canadians, British, other Europeans and South Americans.
July 30, 2011 at 7:37 AM #714496earlyretirement
ParticipantGreat chart. Yeah, the information looks accurate. Florida has ALWAYS been really popular for foreigners. Especially all the Latin American community from Central and South America. Almost all of my more affluent friends in South America all own something in Florida. And notice the high percentage that pay with cash. Cash is the norm in many cities in Latin America.
Of course LOTS of them got burned buying during the bubble in Florida. But all of the ones I know paid cash for their properties in Florida and still are hanging on to them.
July 30, 2011 at 7:37 AM #715009ParticipantGreat chart. Yeah, the information looks accurate. Florida has ALWAYS been really popular for foreigners. Especially all the Latin American community from Central and South America. Almost all of my more affluent friends in South America all own something in Florida. And notice the high percentage that pay with cash. Cash is the norm in many cities in Latin America.
Of course LOTS of them got burned buying during the bubble in Florida. But all of the ones I know paid cash for their properties in Florida and still are hanging on to them.
July 30, 2011 at 7:37 AM #714650ParticipantGreat chart. Yeah, the information looks accurate. Florida has ALWAYS been really popular for foreigners. Especially all the Latin American community from Central and South America. Almost all of my more affluent friends in South America all own something in Florida. And notice the high percentage that pay with cash. Cash is the norm in many cities in Latin America.
Of course LOTS of them got burned buying during the bubble in Florida. But all of the ones I know paid cash for their properties in Florida and still are hanging on to them.
July 30, 2011 at 7:37 AM #713897ParticipantGreat chart. Yeah, the information looks accurate. Florida has ALWAYS been really popular for foreigners. Especially all the Latin American community from Central and South America. Almost all of my more affluent friends in South America all own something in Florida. And notice the high percentage that pay with cash. Cash is the norm in many cities in Latin America.
Of course LOTS of them got burned buying during the bubble in Florida. But all of the ones I know paid cash for their properties in Florida and still are hanging on to them.
July 30, 2011 at 7:37 AM #713807ParticipantGreat chart. Yeah, the information looks accurate. Florida has ALWAYS been really popular for foreigners. Especially all the Latin American community from Central and South America. Almost all of my more affluent friends in South America all own something in Florida. And notice the high percentage that pay with cash. Cash is the norm in many cities in Latin America.
Of course LOTS of them got burned buying during the bubble in Florida. But all of the ones I know paid cash for their properties in Florida and still are hanging on to them.
July 30, 2011 at 8:59 AM #713907ocrenter
ParticipantNot surprised by FL, more surprised about HI. Would have expected a lot more foreign activities in HI.
But then realized we are looking at recent activities. The graph produced a whole lot of questions for me.
How does the 7.7% foreign buying activity compare to before? Especially after prior bubble bursts?
What is the actual foreign ownership % of the entire housing stock?
Who in the world is buying in TN?
July 30, 2011 at 8:59 AM #715019ParticipantNot surprised by FL, more surprised about HI. Would have expected a lot more foreign activities in HI.
But then realized we are looking at recent activities. The graph produced a whole lot of questions for me.
How does the 7.7% foreign buying activity compare to before? Especially after prior bubble bursts?
What is the actual foreign ownership % of the entire housing stock?
Who in the world is buying in TN?
July 30, 2011 at 8:59 AM #713817ParticipantNot surprised by FL, more surprised about HI. Would have expected a lot more foreign activities in HI.
But then realized we are looking at recent activities. The graph produced a whole lot of questions for me.
How does the 7.7% foreign buying activity compare to before? Especially after prior bubble bursts?
What is the actual foreign ownership % of the entire housing stock?
Who in the world is buying in TN?
July 30, 2011 at 8:59 AM #714506ParticipantNot surprised by FL, more surprised about HI. Would have expected a lot more foreign activities in HI.
But then realized we are looking at recent activities. The graph produced a whole lot of questions for me.
How does the 7.7% foreign buying activity compare to before? Especially after prior bubble bursts?
What is the actual foreign ownership % of the entire housing stock?
Who in the world is buying in TN?
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