5 tips to better tailor your property tour for Chinese buyers
60% of China’s high net worth individuals (HNWIs) intend to buy overseas property within the next three years.1 For... Continue reading >
Alibaba, BMW, and the secret to successfully engaging Chinese buyers
Having raked in $4.84 trillion in sales last year1, China’s retail market now reigns as the world’s largest.... Continue reading >
How Chinese tourism spurs overseas property shopping
China is the world’s largest outbound tourist market1, yet only 4% of China’s population hold a passport. What’s... Continue reading >
5 must-know Golden Week real estate selling tips
Mark down 8 February 2016, because it’s the first day of the Lunar New Year. For international agents and brokers,... Continue reading >
6 reasons why Golden Week will be bigger this year
The second Golden Week of the year – China’s peak season and gold rush for travel and real estate sales... Continue reading >
The enticing power of Chinese spending
Forget about global brands duking it out for a share of Chinese cash – now countries are officially vying with... Continue reading >
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Slower recovery in Metro Manila residential property seen
National residential property prices could climb 3.2 per cent over the next 12 months in the Philippines, but the financial district of Makati is expected to see weak prices and rents, reports...
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Makati seen to lag in recovery of rent, residential prices
Rents and residential prices in the Philippines are expected to start recovering by 2021, except in Makati City which may continue to see a decline for a longer period, reports Philippine Real...
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Makati seen to lag in recovery of rent, residential prices - Business World
Rents and residential prices in the Philippines are expected to start recovering by 2021, reports Business World (20 November 2020). However, in Makati City, prices will continue to see a decline for...
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Chinese property buyers sharpen focus on Portugal and Singapore, shun four spots troubled by geopolitical risks
Chinese property investors from the mainland are focussing on Portugal and Singapore as alternative investment destinations, moving away from traditional markets like the US and Australia and Britain amid concerns about fraying...
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