"Working with international buyers requires some education, both for real estate agents and the buyers themselves, according to panelists at Real Estate Connect New York City today. . . .... Read more >
Demand for international properties remain strong for Chinese buyers, with countries such as Australia attracting interest, says Simon Henry, co-founder of Juwai.com, on CNBC (18 January 2016). Read more >
The Chinese appetite for Australian real estate is still going strong and is expected to show no signs of waning in 2016, reports the Australian Financial Review (14 January 2016).... Read more >
Chinese expenditure abroad is still going strong, despite the deceleration of China’s industrial sector, reports the Australian Financial Report (14 January 2015). While certain sectors in Australia have been affected... Read more >
While the Chinese stock market tumult has stirred questions about its impact on Australia’s real estate market, many surmise it will not affect Chinese overseas property investments, reports the Australian... Read more >
Rampant Chinese property investment in Australia is influencing the already intricate relationship between Australians and Chinese, reports the Australian Financial Review (9 January 2016). Despite clamour that Chinese buyers are... Read more >
Byron Bay – longtime favourite beachfront hotspot for Australian property buyers –is now attracting Chinese buyers too, reports Domain (6 January 2016). Juwai data reveals Byron Bay has climbed from... Read more >
Foreign buyers boom. Hundreds of new developments have flooded the market and agents still can't keep up with the demand from overseas. But how will this affect local buyers? Chinese... Read more >
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