This reminds me of the articles about Canadian "snowbirds" selling their stateside pied-à-terre (due to tariffs and deteriorating cross-border relations), prese

This reminds me of the articles about Canadian "snowbirds" selling their stateside pied-à-terre (due to tariffs and deteriorating cross-border relations), presenting it as if it were a bad thing for the average American that foreign ownership of housing was declining, and that the sellers were eager to quickly offload their asset--an asset long overvalued, in short supply, and increasingly out of reach of the average American.