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Figure: Top U.S. states by overseas visitors (2024).
Data is based on U.S. International Trade Administration (National Travel and Tourism Office) reporting as cited in secondary summaries.
Figures represent overseas international visitors only (excluding Canada and United States).
The 'Big Four' states (New York, Florida, California, Nevada) account for the majority of international arrivals.
Figure: Top U.S. states by share of international residential property buyers (2025).
Florida, California, Texas, New York, and Arizona are the only states with explicitly reported percentage shares in the source dataset.
Other states (Georgia, North Carolina, Illinois, Michigan, Hawaii) are identified as active markets but without published percentage breakdowns.
Data source: National Association of REALTORS® (2025 international buyer trends).
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Top United States Property Market Comparison by State (2026)
| State | Typical Property Types | Average Price (Per sq ft / Entry Level) | Market Profile |
|---|---|---|---|
| Florida | Beachfront condos, golf communities, luxury homes, vacation rentals | ~$350 - $900+ USD per sq ft Entry condos: ~$250,000 - $600,000 |
One of the top international buyer destinations in the US with strong migration, tax advantages, luxury coastal demand, and high short-term rental activity across Miami, Orlando, Tampa, and South Florida. |
| California | Luxury estates, high-rise condos, tech-driven urban housing, coastal homes | ~$600 - $2,000+ USD per sq ft Entry condos: ~$500,000 - $1.5M+ |
Global real estate powerhouse driven by Silicon Valley, Los Angeles entertainment wealth, and international capital inflows. Premium pricing supported by supply constraints and long-term demand. |
| Texas | Suburban homes, downtown condos, master-planned communities, luxury estates | ~$180 - $500 USD per sq ft Homes: ~$250,000 - $900,000+ |
Major growth market led by Austin, Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, and San Antonio. Corporate relocation, no state income tax, and population inflows continue driving demand. |
| New York | Luxury apartments, brownstones, high-rise condos, suburban estates | ~$500 - $3,000+ USD per sq ft Entry apartments: ~$400,000 - $2M+ |
New York City remains one of the world's most liquid and internationally recognised property markets with strong luxury and investment demand despite high entry pricing. |
| Arizona | Desert luxury homes, retirement communities, condos, golf properties | ~$250 - $600 USD per sq ft Homes: ~$300,000 - $850,000+ |
Phoenix and Scottsdale continue benefiting from migration, retirement demand, affordability relative to California, and strong lifestyle-driven investment growth. |
| Nevada | Condos, entertainment-driven housing, luxury estates, resort properties | ~$250 - $700 USD per sq ft Homes: ~$300,000 - $1M+ |
Las Vegas dominates the Nevada market with tourism, tax efficiency, entertainment industries, and inbound migration supporting long-term housing demand. |
| Hawaii | Beachfront condos, resort villas, luxury second homes, gated communities | ~$700 - $2,500+ USD per sq ft Condos: ~$500,000 - $3M+ |
Ultra-scarcity island market with strong second-home and international luxury buyer demand. High barriers to supply support long-term premium pricing. |
| Washington | Urban condos, waterfront homes, tech-sector housing, suburban developments | ~$350 - $900 USD per sq ft Homes: ~$450,000 - $1.2M+ |
Seattle's tech-driven economy and constrained housing supply continue supporting high-income residential demand and long-term appreciation. |
| Massachusetts | Historic homes, biotech-driven urban condos, luxury townhouses | ~$400 - $1,200 USD per sq ft Condos: ~$450,000 - $1.5M+ |
Boston remains one of America's strongest education, biotech, and healthcare property markets with consistent high-income housing demand. |
| North Carolina | Suburban housing, urban apartments, golf communities, rental developments | ~$180 - $450 USD per sq ft Homes: ~$250,000 - $700,000+ |
Research Triangle and Charlotte are driving strong population growth, tech expansion, finance-sector employment, and rising rental demand. |
| Puerto Rico | Beachfront condos, luxury villas, tax-incentive developments, resort homes | ~$250 - $900 USD per sq ft Homes: ~$300,000 - $2M+ |
Tax-advantaged Caribbean jurisdiction attracting remote workers, crypto investors, entrepreneurs, and luxury lifestyle buyers seeking US market access. |
The top United States property markets for foreign buyers are concentrated in globally recognised gateway cities, tax-advantaged states, luxury coastal regions, and high-growth Sunbelt economies. Florida, California, New York, and Texas continue to dominate international demand, while emerging growth states such as Arizona and North Carolina attract investors seeking stronger yields, migration-driven appreciation, and lifestyle-oriented real estate opportunities.
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Alabama – Industrial expansion hubs and affordability driving steady rental demand across Birmingham and Huntsville. (View Listings)Alaska – Resource-driven economy with ultra-scarcity real estate markets and unique long-term value positioning. (View Listings)
Arizona – Phoenix and Scottsdale driving rapid population growth, desert luxury, and tech migration inflows. (View Listings)
Arkansas – Low-cost entry market with logistics and manufacturing growth supporting stable rental demand. (View Listings)
California – Global real estate powerhouse driven by tech wealth, entertainment, and international capital. (View Listings)
Colorado – Denver and Boulder blending tech growth with premium outdoor lifestyle demand. (View Listings)
Connecticut – High-income commuter state tied to New York with strong coastal luxury markets. (View Listings)
Delaware – Corporate-friendly tax environment supporting steady residential and coastal demand. (View Listings)
Florida – Major migration hub with tax advantages, strong rental yields, and coastal demand. (View Listings)
Georgia – Atlanta-driven economy with logistics, media, and corporate expansion growth. (View Listings)
Hawaii – Ultra-scarce island luxury market with global second-home demand. (View Listings)
Idaho – Boise-led relocation hotspot with strong lifestyle-driven demand. (View Listings)
Illinois – Chicago anchors a large-scale urban investment and redevelopment market. (View Listings)
Indiana – Logistics-driven economy with strong affordability and rental stability. (View Listings)
Iowa – Agriculture-backed stability with low-volatility housing fundamentals. (View Listings)
Kansas – Value-driven markets with steady long-term rental fundamentals. (View Listings)
Kentucky – Affordable housing supported by logistics and manufacturing growth. (View Listings)
Louisiana – Energy economy and cultural markets centered on New Orleans. (View Listings)
Maine – Coastal lifestyle and strong seasonal second-home demand. (View Listings)
Maryland – DC commuter belt with waterfront and luxury enclaves. (View Listings)
Massachusetts – Boston-led innovation hub driven by biotech and education. (View Listings)
Michigan – Detroit regeneration with manufacturing-backed housing demand. (View Listings)
Minnesota – Strong corporate base with high livability and stable demand. (View Listings)
Mississippi – Deep value market with low entry costs and stable rental demand. (View Listings)
Missouri – Balanced affordability with strong metro anchors. (View Listings)
Montana – Luxury ranch and land market driven by privacy and lifestyle demand. (View Listings)
Nebraska – Agricultural stability with low volatility housing markets. (View Listings)
Nevada – Las Vegas-led growth driven by tourism and migration inflows. (View Listings)
New Hampshire – Tax-advantaged commuter state with steady residential demand. (View Listings)
New Jersey – Dense commuter market linked to NYC and Philadelphia economies. (View Listings)
New Mexico – Southwest lifestyle market with long-term upside potential. (View Listings)
New York – Global financial capital anchored by Manhattan real estate. (View Listings)
North Carolina – Tech and finance-driven growth in Raleigh and Charlotte. (View Listings)
North Dakota – Energy-linked economy with stable long-term fundamentals. (View Listings)
Ohio – Strong value markets across major Midwest metros. (View Listings)
Oklahoma – Energy-driven cash-flow market with affordability advantages. (View Listings)
Oregon – Portland-led lifestyle and nature-driven migration market. (View Listings)
Pennsylvania – Affordable regional economies anchored by Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. (View Listings)
Puerto Rico – Caribbean tax-advantaged jurisdiction attracting remote workers, investors, and luxury buyers. (View Listings)
Rhode Island – Coastal luxury micro-market with strong yachting and seasonal demand. (View Listings)
South Carolina – Charleston-led coastal lifestyle and retirement demand. (View Listings)
South Dakota – Low-tax, stable housing environment with predictable demand. (View Listings)
Tennessee – Nashville-led cultural and rental growth market. (View Listings)
Texas – Massive diversified economy driven by tech, energy, and finance hubs. (View Listings)
Utah – High-growth tech corridor with strong lifestyle and outdoor demand. (View Listings)
Vermont – Scarcity-driven ski and rural luxury market. (View Listings)
Virginia – Northern Virginia tech and defense corridor driving high-income demand. (View Listings)
Washington – Seattle tech economy supporting premium housing demand. (View Listings)
West Virginia – Ultra-affordable mountain market with niche lifestyle appeal. (View Listings)
Wisconsin – Stable Midwest economy with consistent rental demand. (View Listings)
Wyoming – Tax-efficient wealth preservation and land ownership market. (View Listings)
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