[IN-DEPTH] What a wall along the Mexican border means for the U.S. housing market

Karen Herrera, 23, holds her 3-month-old baby, Ivan, while speaking with family members through the U.S.–Mexico border fence./John Moore/Getty Images

By Clare Trapasso | realtor.com

hen Donald Trump announced on the campaign trail that, if elected, he would build a wall along the border of Mexico, many Americans didn’t believe it would ever happen. Well, now that’s he’s commander in chief, he insists he’s going to make good on that promise and has already made moves to get the process started.

And while others can debate—loudly—who’s going to pay for the thing, and the long-term repercussions on political and trade relations with our neighbor to the south, we at realtor.com® are focusing on other concerns:

The barrier, which is expected to cost anywhere from $12 billion to $40 billion depending on who’s doing the estimates, is expected to have a profound effect on the housing markets in the American towns and cities along the nearly 2,000-mile border.

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