JLL report reveals seven of the 10 most attractive cities for luxury retail are in Asia Pacific
Joanne Lee, from Colliers International, explores the Hong Kong market.
The current cycle of globalization, urbanization and technological advancement is shaking up the established hierarchy of our cities and creating sweeping changes to the geography of commercial real estate opportunity
Joanne Lee, from Colliers International, explores the Hong Kong market.
Shanghai has recorded spectacular growth in residential prices over the last year with many analysts concerned that the market was overheating; similar to what has been seen in Shenzhen.
Shanghai is currently constructing and promoting a new business district in Pudong along the bank of the Huangpu River, known as the Qiantan International Business District, or “The New Bund”, as official translations refer to it.
Both markets registered strong performance in the fourth quarter of 2015, says JLL
Despite political differences between Taiwan and mainland China, improvements in bilateral trade are spurring the territory’s real estate market growth.
What you are really wondering, I'm sure, is whether Chinese real estate is a good investment. If you choose wisely, it can be.
Today, relationship building and trust is more important than ever. Buyers want to be able to see that firms are established and around for the long haul.
Lifestyle and affordable property are bringing increasing numbers of mainland Chinese buyers to parts of Australia outside the capital cities.
The top conclusion is that Chinese buyers can be a valuable and profitable element of any real estate business in Australia, if the principals and agents make that their goal.
Colliers Research anticipates that the China commercial real estate markets will continue to be largely stable in the short-term.