Property Play: Foreigners are buying fewer U.S. properties, but luxury homebuilders still draw them in
CNBC • U.S. • 1 hour ago
Foreign buyers are pulling back sharply from U.S. residential real estate, in part due to a pullback among workers that would qualify for H-1B visas.
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