America's H-1B Housing Bust
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bloombergMarkets
June 3, 2026 · 13:25
North of Dallas, towns like Frisco, Prosper and Celina became some of the fastest-growing suburbs in the US, fueled in part by corporate relocations and Indian-born workers with H-1B visas. But tech layoffs, higher visa costs, tighter immigration rules and AI disruption are now cooling demand in a housing market built around rapid growth. (Source: Bloomberg)
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