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... 继续阅读 >
Here's why domestic restrictions are driving Chinese buyers abroad
Chinese buyers bought a record ¥9.9 trillion ($1.4 trillion) worth of real estate in China last year, up 36.1% y-o-y.... 继续阅读 >
Will Xi Jinping's visit drive a Chinese buyer boom to Florida?
Florida has been on a winning streak with Chinese buyers lately, and China President Xi Jinping’s visit may just extend... 继续阅读 >
4 reasons why Florida is the next big thing for Chinese buyers
Chinese enquiries grew 894% and 199% for Fort Lauderdale and Orlando, respectively, on Juwai.com last year.1 As the Chinese... 继续阅读 >
"It used to be, if you had a Russian client, the Red Sea parted, and...
Dolly Lenz, Queen of U.S. real estate
Quote of the Week: Chinese buyers are the new Russians
It seems that there's no stopping the Chinese — even Dolly Lenz, the "Queen of US real estate" who has... 继续阅读 >
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