Use overseas dosh for Auckland
The upgrade of the Qualified Domestic Institutional Investor (QDII2) scheme in China could be beneficial to New Zealand if the influx of money is channelled towards new housing development, reports... Lesen Sie mehr >
Forging links to Asia
In a bid to promote Cairns to the Asian market, RE/MAX sales agents Mat Foley and Yulia Lu will go to a real estate conference in Singapore next month, reports... Lesen Sie mehr >
Chinese investment set to boom
US$10.9 billion is set to pour into New Zealand, thanks to the recently revealed Qualified Domestic Institutional Investor (QDII2) scheme, which will allow qualified individuals from 6 Chinese cities to... Lesen Sie mehr >
Chinese buyer claims compensation for ‘wrong’ Florida land
A Chinese buyer has taken Fang.com (formerly SouFun.com) to court over a land deal dupe in Florida, reports OPP Today (22 June 2015). The Chinese purchaser, Ms. Qiu, had bought... Lesen Sie mehr >
The new China – big money in commercial property
The rapid economic development of China, as well as its urbanisation, is on a scale that is hard to fathom for people from occidental countries, reports New Zealand Property Professional... Lesen Sie mehr >
New programme could further boost Chinese real estate investment in U.S.
Chinese property buyers are the top foreign buyers in the US, and the upgrade of the Qualified Domestic Institutional Investor (QDII2) programme that lifts the limit of Chinese individual overseas... Lesen Sie mehr >
Australian property in line for $98b of Chinese investment money
According to Juwai.com’s data, allowing qualified Chinese buyers to invest funds out of China through the extension of the Qualified Domestic Institutional Investor (QDII2) scheme could bring A$98 billion into... Lesen Sie mehr >
China’s open markets mean half a trillion dollars in new liquidity
The upgrade of the Qualified Domestic institutional Investor (QDII) scheme allows qualified Chinese individuals to invest more than US$ 50,000 overseas and it should spurt an unprecedented Chinese investment influx,... Lesen Sie mehr >
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