Emirates Business
/ The Gulf Time Emirates Business

Brexit can boost Chinese investments in Dubai real estate

Dubai could benefit from Britain’s decision to leave the European Union, reports The Gulf Time Emirates Business (20 July 2016). According to Bernie Morris, President of the UK, Europe and... Read more >


BRW
/ Business Review Weekly

It's about to get hot in here: low A$ heats up Chinese interest in Australian property

"Another Mandarin-language property portal based in Shanghai, Juwai.com, reckons Chinese sales in Australia will hit A$5.4 billion this financial year, a 30 per cent rise on the previous year. Founders... Read more >


The South China Morning Post
/ South China Morning Post

Property investors readjust their sights away from the UK

Even as the UK property market continues waning due to the uncertainty surrounding the Brexit vote, property agents in the US, Canada, and Australia are already pitching their own markets... Read more >


Real Estate Business
/ Real Estate Business

Rudd a dud for industry's prospects: poll

"[Juwai.com] reported a surge in popularity for Australian properties after Mr Rudd was appointed as the new leader. 'The prime minister is famous in China for his language skills and... Read more >


ChinaDaily CN
/ China Daily

Brexit mixed bag for UK property

The fall of the pound following the Brexit vote in June has sparked Chinese buyers interest for British properties, reports China Daily (8 July 2016). Juwai.com President of UK, Europe,... Read more >


Inman
/ Inman News

3 tips to get your share of China's US$109 billion

Chinese investment in the US real estate market could reach up to US$109 billion, once China’s new QDII2 programme is implemented nation-wide, reports Inman News (6 July 2015). Prior to... Read more >


Financial Times
/ Financial Times

China's month-long Google clampdown hits businesses

China's recent clampdown on Google Maps has been a reminder of late that doing business in China can come with some unique challenges, reports the Financial Times (1 July 2014).... Read more >


The South China Morning Post
/ South China Morning Post

Thai developers target customers in mainland China, as demand plateaus in Hong Kong

Thai developers are now upping their game in targeting the Chinese market, reports the South China Morning Post (28 June 2016). According to data from leading Chinese international real estate... Read more >


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