Top Chinese travel hotspots this October Golden Week 2017
6.15 million Chinese travelled abroad during Chinese New Year 2017, the first of two Golden Weeks each year.1 That... Continue reading >
Golden Visas, and Europe’s growing allure for Chinese buyers
2016 saw Chinese real estate investors pumping $17.4 billion into European commercial property, triple the $6.4 billion recorded in 2015.... Continue reading >
Chinese New Year 2017: a global Golden Week bonanza
6.16 million Chinese travelled overseas this Chinese New Year Golden Week 2017, a 7% increase from 2016.1 Having seen... Continue reading >
Rich Chinese: Much ado about Europe
If there’s one thing that’s clear, it’s that Chinese investors are becoming increasingly enticed by the world-beating price growth potential... Continue reading >
Get set for “Fly ‘n Buy” Chinese – Golden Week is here!
Their bags are packed, their tickets are confirmed – Chinese buyers are starting to jet off for Chinese New Year... Continue reading >
Top News This Week: 2014 global property outlook, and more Chinese luxury buyers to shop abroad...
2014 global property outlook at a glance It seems the key word for real estate markets all over the world... Continue reading >
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