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U.S. property sales to Chinese buyers saw a 4% drop from 2017 to 2018, according to numbers provided by Juwai.com, China’s largest foreign property sales site, reports CNBC (26 June 2019). U.S....
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Chinese investors turn to Cyprus property in search of sunshine and EU passports
Chinese investors are increasingly investing in Cyprus thanks to its environment and Golden Visa scheme, reveals South China Morning Post (26 June 2019). Permanent residency in the EU is given to foreigners...
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Chinese interest in Japanese housing surges as US loses luster
Chinese demand for Japanese real estate is increasing, reports Nikkei Asian Review (8 June 2019). According to data from Juwai.com, China's top international real estate website, Chinese inquiries for Japan rose 13...
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Forget San Francisco — these 6 global cities have thriving tech hubs that could make them the next Silicon Valley
New places such as Shenzhen, China, are emerging as new hotspots for the tech scene, reports Business Insider (7 June 2019). CNN called Shenzhen China's Silicon Valley. "Shenzhen is a big part...
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