Andrew Taylor, the Australian co-founder of Chinese property website Juwai.com, told Perth Now that Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane were the most popular cities for Chinese house-hunting. But, he added, "Perth... 继续阅读 >
Agents report that "property is what really attracts China's rich". Investing just 500,000 euros, Chinese investors can obtain good returns and also obtain residency and ultimately, if they want it,... 继续阅读 >
"Searches for Portuguese properties on Juwai.com rose more than threefold from January through April, said Andrew Taylor, co-chief executive officer of the Chinese real estate website aimed at international home... 继续阅读 >
Chinese homebuyers have expanded their reach to include southern Europe. Greece, Cyprus and Portugal are especially popular for the wealthy Chinese because of the historically low prices and the chance... 继续阅读 >
Some wealthy European countries offer resident visas for investors, but require large investments. The U.K. demands the investor sink at least 1 million pounds ($1.6 million) in the country. The... 继续阅读 >
[Original in French] "Amanda Sun bought three houses worth €4 million on the French Riviera after visiting once as a tourist. Sun is of Chinese origin, 33 years old and... 继续阅读 >
"Juwai.com now advertises 2.4 million listings in 53 countries to an exclusive monthly audience of 1 million potential Chinese-speaking buyers. That makes the Shanghai-based company by far the dominant leader... 继续阅读 >
"The efforts of the Chinese government to curb the domestic property market are causing buyers to look at real estate outside of the country, Juwai.com found. . . . A... 继续阅读 >
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