Mainland Chinese real estate buyers have disappeared from global markets, as China’s foreign exchange reserves rise for the 7th month in a row
Mainland Chinese Real Estate Buyers Continue To Dry Up
China’s FX Reserves See Largest Rise In Over 3 Years, Global Real Estate Spending Cools
The world’s largest real estate buyers are still short on cash, as China’s improved capital controls sent reserves to a 9 month high.
Evading Chinese Capital Controls 101, With Bitcoin Expert Dr. Joseph Wang
We talk to Dr. Joseph Wang, an expert at China’s capital flows, to find out how people are circumventing the rules to buy real estate.
China’s PBoC Announces An Army of Over 400,000 To Prevent Money Laundering
China’s capital outflows continued to rise, and expect that number to accelerate soon as new anti-money laundering measures are rolled out.
Mainland Chinese International Real Estate Investment To Drop Over 20% In 2017
Don’t expect Mainland Chinese real estate investors to make it rain in 2017. At least, not to the extent they did last year.
Real Estate Investment Is Trending Lower Across China
Domestic real estate investment in China is dropping, and government cooling measures are expected to flood inventory soon.
One of China’s Largest Real Estate Buyers Has A Lot of ‘splainin To Do
China’s largest buyer of international real estate just got yuan blocked. Here’s what went down at Anbang, and how it will impact the market.
China’s Massive International Real Estate Buying Spree Is Officially Dead
Love it or hate it, but don’t expect to see the flood of Mainland Chinese real estate buyers you saw this time last year.
70% of China’s Millennials Are Homeowners, Canadians and Americans…Not So Lucky
Turns out Canadian and American millennials are finding the pursuit of homeownership a little more difficult than their Chinese counterparts.
Capital Controls Continue To Halt Mainland Chinese Real Estate Buyers
China’s FX reserves hit a five month high, and real estate markets dependent on Mainland Chinese buyers are noticing the lack of spending.