The U.S. is a melting pot. While English is the most common language spoken, there are also parts of the population who speak Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, and just about every other language. Many of these citizens locate to specific areas — so it’s common to find large groups of people who speak the same language living in certain areas of the country. /n • Canadians are the number one foreign buyers in the U.S. and have been a purchasing force in Sunbelt states like Arizona and Florida and in the Midwest, including Chicago. Buyers from Mainland China and Hong Kong are the second-largest foreign buyers of U.S. homes. /n • Downtown Miami has been attracting a lot of buyers from Argentina, Brazil, and Venezuela. But Europeans, particularly the French, have also been buying more in Southern Florida. The attraction is cheap waterfront real estate. /n• The French and Argentineans are also buying in New York City. And South Koreans have been purchasing investment properties in the New York metro area and condos on the West Coast.