Sam Crispin
Managing DirectorCrispins Property Investment Management
Sam Crispin is Managing Director at Crispins Property Investment Management (CPIM) in Shanghai, a company he founded in 2002. CPIM is a real estate consultancy, property agency, management, and investment company. Mr. Crispin has experience with public and private sector property developers, international institutions and overseas developers in China. He has handled office, retail and residential real estate projects as well as international schools, parks, and conservation areas. Previously, Mr. Crispin was General Manager and Head of China Research at Savills and Chief Representative at Hillier Parker in Shanghai. He has made a number of personal property investments in China and is a regular speaker at China property conferences. Mr. Crispin is the Chairman of the British Chamber of Commerce, Shanghai, a member of the ULI and Fellow of the Royal Geographic Society. (This is me - Update Profile)
| 2002 - present | Managing Director Crispins Property Investment Management |
|---|---|
| 2000 - 2002 | General Manager Savills Property Services (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. |
| 1996 - 2000 | Head of China Research Savills Property Services (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. |
| 1994 - 1996 | Chief Representative Brooke Hillier Parker |
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| Study Group Name | Members |
|---|---|
| Commercial Property Experts (China) | 74 |
| Real Estate Experts (Asia) | 899 |
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Shanghai has a lot to offer the foreign investor who are still able to deal in China despite the approvals needed. But the story has moved on to the 2nd tier cities and increasingly the 3rd tier cities, investors just need an investment committee comfortable dealing in cities they have never heard ...
Money flows from middle east to China set to increase after long wait
Chinese property markets have grown at a tremendous rate over the last 5 years and the government regulator has made great efforts to slow things down to more manageable levels. The implications of a Chinese property crash are unthinkable but not unimaginable and there have been many recent articles...
Reform of the way secondary market transactions are handled are urgently required to mitigate risk for buyers, sellers and brokers
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