Canadians are looking to ditch U.S. properties, and there’s one overriding reason
As tensions continue to simmer with the U.S., more Canadians are considering dumping their properties south of the border, says a new survey from real estate company Royal LePage.
The survey, conducted by PR firm Burson, found more than half (54 per cent) of Canadians who own an American residential property are considering selling it in the next year.
“It’s a hundred small things and one big dark cloud,” said Phil Soper, CEO of Royal LePage.
