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Why floor levels and house numbers are mysteriously missing in Australia
Tetraphobia in the Australian property market is widespread especially if it caters to Chinese customers, reports News.com.au (14 September 2018). Some agents have even changed the address of homes for-sale to increase...
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Australian real estate ranks second only to the US for Chinese property investors
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Juwai.com said that Mainland Chinese purchased US$1.5 billion of residential real estate in New Zealand last year, increasing US$130 million (NZ$197.2m) on the year before, reports Stuff.co.nz (7 September 2018). Carrie Law,...
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