A new chill is sweeping through Florida’s sunny real estate market — and it’s coming from the north.

Canadian homeowners, long among the biggest foreign investors in U.S. property, are now selling off their Florida homes amid mounting trade friction, tariff fears and a weakened Canadian dollar that’s making ownership more expensive than ever.

"We've had a huge uptick in Canadian clients of ours who are calling us to actually list their properties just as our season is starting," Douglas Elliman’s Florida director of luxury sales Senada Adzem told Fox News Digital. "They feel it's the perfect time for them to sell."

Historically, Canadians make up about 13% of all foreign buyers of U.S. real estate. In recent months, there’s been a decline in Canadian buyer searches in Florida, accord

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