3 things Chinese buyers love about New York
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Hunting for "Fly'n Buy" Chinese this Golden Week 2015
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California Desert Association of Realtors® joins Juwai
The new partnership gives CDAR’s over 3,000 members access to China! This alliance is a perfect match, given CDAR is... 继续阅读 >
Top 4 markets still in favour with Chinese buyers
Despite China’s economic tumult, Chinese buyers are still investing in overseas property. Although some sectors and industries may be experiencing... 继续阅读 >
Chinese splurged $28.6 billion on US real estate
Juwai Co-CEO Simon Henry to share insights on Chinese consumer purchasing at Inman Connect SF, 7 August @ 10:20am. Chinese... 继续阅读 >
Chinese and overseas property: A generational choice
While Xi Jinping has a China dream1, thousands of Chinese have dreams of their own – many which... 继续阅读 >
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