Property of the Week: Parisian penthouse at Avenue du Président Kennedy
Imagine waking up to a view like this every morning. Set at the heart of Paris, just a stone's throw... Seguir leyendo >
"Most of the Chinese investors preferred the properties sold at around 500,000 pounds ($801,600) per...
Paul Bennett, International BD Director of Berkeley Group
Quote of the Week: Developers begin establishing foothold in China
Thanks to their voracious demand for real estate abroad, Chinese property investors are all the rage right now with foreign... Seguir leyendo >
Chinese buying up California housing
Thousands of potential Chinese buyers are looking at California property, reports CNBC. Brian Yang, who lives in China and recently... Seguir leyendo >
Chinese property investors looking at London…and beyond
Homes in the UK remain a perennial favourite with Chinese property investors. Our research shows that Chinese spent around £3.5... Seguir leyendo >
Massive transfer of wealth to Australian property owners
Chinese developers place a higher value on Australian development sites than do local builders... ...and as land prices rise and... Seguir leyendo >
Property of the Week: Great Lakes Mansion, for less than replacement cost
Is it a palace, a mansion or a castle? That’s the first question you ask yourself upon seeing this US$8.75... Seguir leyendo >
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IQI global group CEO Kashif Ansari said Malaysia is a great alternative to the UK, the US and Australia for Chinese students looking to enrol in overseas schools and universities, according to...
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IQI Global posts RM2.4bil sales in 1H
Despite market volatility and the ongoing pandemic, real estate specialist IQI Global has sold over RM2.4 billion of properties in the first half of 2020, according to a report in the New...
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Sydney and Melbourne landlords lose AUD60 million a month due to international student drought
Landlords in Sydney and Melbourne are losing an estimated AUD60 million in rental income each month, reports Propertynoise Australia (24 June 2020). Chinese property portal Juwai estimates each city has shed just...
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As China and Australia trade barbs on coronavirus and racism, property market joins list of casualties
Strained relations between Beijing and Canberra are likely to worsen the Australian real estate market that helps support the Australian economy, reports the South China Morning Post (23 March 2020). It is...
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