Study Group: Commercial Property Experts (China)(?)

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

In 2002 it was announced that Chinese rates of home ownership had reached 80%, this was repeated recently by The Economist newspaper in passing. Deeper analysis reveals that this is not all that it seems.