50% tariffs on Canadian aluminum and steel bring US housing to suffer from an additional $10,000 construction cost

The American dream of owning a white-picket-fenced home is quietly being priced out - brick by brick, beam by beam. And no, this time it's not inflation or rising mortgage rates to blame but tariffs it is, with a maple twist.

According to the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, tariffs imposed on Canadian construction materials can potentially incur an additional cost of USD 10,000 to building a home in the United States by 2027, given some of the key construction materials used in building a house come from Canada. Such as