The A$1,500 application fee for foreign property buyers proposed by Australia is unlikely to deter Chinese investors from purchasing Australian properties, reports The Australian Business Review (7 February 2015). This... 继续阅读 >
Chinese buyers interest in Dubai residential properties has surged, thanks to their attractive ROI, reports China Daily (5 February 2016). According to the Dubai Land Department, Chinese property investors were... 继续阅读 >
Four out of five Chinese buyers are willing to pay extra for houses with good feng shui, says Juwai.com on the Daily Telegraph (3 February 2016). With modern features and... 继续阅读 >
The recent rebound in Melbourne and Sydney property prices is only a temporary breather, according to the Australian (2 February 2016). Over the past year, Melbourne’s home prices rose 11... 继续阅读 >
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