6 ways safety influences Chinese when investing abroad
Chinese buyers will put an estimated $220 billion into overseas property by 2025.1 However, while education, emigration, and lifestyle... Continue reading >
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... Continue reading >
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,... Continue reading >
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... Continue reading >
What Hong Kong’s tax change tells about Chinese property demand
Hong Kong recently increased their stamp duty on foreign buyers from 15% to 30%.1 This not only means it’s... Continue reading >
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... Continue reading >
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Could average rents in the UK's North West be about to soar?
In stark contrast to the rest of the UK, investment in buy-to-let property in the North West has seen a significant shift in the location of investors over the past couple of...
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Chinese still see value in Australian property despite imposts
Chinese property investors still see Australia as good value, despite higher stamp duties and other government fees across the country, according to leading online real estate portal Juwai.com. “Despite the higher stamp...
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What Are Chinese Buyers Doing?
A report released recently that estimates Chinese investment in Australian and New Zealand residential and commercial real estate has revealed that Chinese purchased property worth $17.4 billion in Australia in 2017. And...
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Chinese buyers snap up former biscuit factory in Melbourne for more than $37 million.
A former warehouse in Melbourne’s Abbotsford has sold for $37.28 million to a mainland Chinese buyer, in what some agents say is a sign that ‘offshore money’ is returning to commercial property....
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