The US housing market is increasingly attracting global buyers, with a recent study by SoCal Home Buyers shedding light on the top countries investing in US real estate. Canada leads the pack, accounting for 13% of foreign buyers, closely followed by China and Mexico, each representing 11%. India comes next with 10%, while Colombia contributes 4%. In contrast, France and Japan show minimal engagement, each with only 1% of the market [a515c653]. Doug Van Soest from SoCal Home Buyers emphasizes the strong participation from neighboring countries and suggests that there are significant opportunities for US sellers to engage with European investors [a515c653]. This trend highlights a growing diversification in the sources of foreign investment in the US, moving beyond traditional partners and reflecting a more global interest in American real estate [a515c653].