Property taxes in Florida typically range from 1%–1.5% of assessed value. For a home at $437,500 (the Canadian median purchase price according to NAR), that’s about $4,300–$6,500 annually, often less than what many Canadians pay at home.
With Toronto and Ottawa buyers leading Canadian investment, Broward County stands out. Areas like Aventura and Plantation offer modern condos and townhomes, aligning with the Canadian median purchase price of $437,500. Convenient flights to Fort Lauderdale seal the deal.
Florida’s pre-construction market has become a magnet for Canadian buyers. According to the Miami REALTORS® New Construction Report (July 2025), nearly 5,460 units were sold across Miami in the last 18 months, with 49% going to international buyers. Canadians are seizing the chance to lock in
Buying in Florida is exciting—but even experienced Canadians can stumble. Here are the most common mistakes, and how to avoid them. Florida property taxes average 1%–1.5% annually, and HOA fees vary widely. Budgeting only for purchase price leads to surprises.
Why Over 1 Million Canadians Already Spend Their Winters in Florida? The snowbird lifestyle isn’t just a trend—it’s a movement. More than 1 million Canadians already spend part of the year in Florida, and for good reason.
Canadians have options—Arizona, Mexico, the Caribbean—but time after time, Florida wins. Here’s why. Caribbean: Hurricane Risk and Limited Appreciation. While attractive, the Caribbean brings storm vulnerability and weaker property value growth.
