Easier visa policies spur global Chinese property demand
Chinese tourists are forecast to spend $422 billion overseas annually by 2020.1 This projected leap from the $229 billion... Continua a leggere >
Chinese upgraders: 3 must-know factors propelling them abroad
In 2010, 50% of China’s urban households still lived in low-quality housing built before 1998.1 Today’s Chinese expect better,... Continua a leggere >
Singles’ Day: All you need to know about this retail phenomenon
$20 billion – that’s how much Alibaba’s Singles’ Day is expected to rake in tomorrow in terms of sales.1... Continua a leggere >
Juwai releases US Presidential Election Survey findings
Is Clinton or Trump better for Chinese property investment in the US? We asked 504 Chinese real estate investors and... Continua a leggere >
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