On the back of stimulation policies by the government, followed by the loosening of housing loans and cutting of interest rates five times this year, Beijing’s mass-residential market remained positive in the last quarter of 2015.
By Knight Frank's latest index, Hong Kong is the world's most expensive market, where US$1m buys just 20 sqm. The same budget will only get you 39 sqm in Singapore, 48 sqm in Shanghai and 86 sqm in Tokyo, as per the index.
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
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.
