America's H-1B Housing Bust

Rapidly growing suburbs north of Dallas, like Frisco, Prosper, and Celina, have seen a slowdown in housing demand due to factors like tech layoffs, increased visa costs, stricter immigration policies, and the rise of AI. Once driven by corporate relocations and Indian-born H-1B visa workers, these areas are now experiencing a cooling effect that underscores the fragility of housing markets built on rapid, speculative growth. This shift highlights the broader implications for the tech industry and immigration policies in the US, suggesting a reevaluation of how these sectors interrelate.