North America
United States
The world's largest property market — from New York to Florida — plus the EB-5 investor route.
Overview
The United States offers enormous diversity of markets, strong property rights and financing options for foreign buyers.
Property market
International buyers favour gateway cities such as New York and Miami, as well as Sun Belt markets with population growth.
Foreign ownership
Foreign nationals may generally purchase US real estate; some states restrict certain foreign buyers of agricultural or sensitive land.
Cities & top communities
Properties in United States
New listings coming soon. Contact us for off-market opportunities.
Investment opportunities
Investor information
Rental regulations vary by state and city.
No published opportunities in United States right now.
Residency & citizenship
Residency options
Buying property does not provide US immigration status. The EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program is a separate, regulated route based on qualifying business investment.
Citizenship options
United States does not operate a citizenship-by-investment program that we list. Property ownership does not confer citizenship.
Taxes & costs
Property taxes are levied locally. Foreign sellers are subject to FIRPTA withholding. Estate tax exposure for non-resident aliens is significant — specialist advice is essential.
Buying process
- Consultation — define objectives, budget and timeline with a Bee Haven advisor.
- Shortlisting — review verified listings, developer track records and comparable prices.
- Due diligence — independent legal review of title, permits and contracts.
- Reservation & agreement — reservation deposit and sale & purchase agreement.
- Payment & registration — funds transfer through regulated channels and title registration.
- After-sale — property management, leasing and resale support.
Closings are typically handled by an escrow/title company; title insurance is standard.
Sources reviewed 15 Sept 2026: www.uscis.gov. Always confirm current rules with qualified local advisors.
Frequently asked questions
Investing in United States? Our advisors can walk you through the process.
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