Tag: China Real Estate
'Chinese Real Estate Investments Pull Back In Australia
'China Dominates U.S. Real Estate Market
'China Insurers to Invest $73 Billion On Overseas Property
EDITOR'S PICKS
-
Residents of a Chicago Mobile Home Park To Lose Water Access Days Before Thanksgiving
-
Dozens Left Homeless After Apartment Fire Sparks In Durham
-
Homebuying 101: 5 Red Flags To Watch Out For
-
US Home Prices on the Rise: Here's Where Houses Are the Priciest
-
Real Estate: 3 Things To Know Before You Start Investing
-
China's provincial governments are working hard to bring in revenue, however, they seem to have taken their measures too far by leaving China real estate bears hanging on a balance, Forbes reports. -
'China Expects Growth in Home Sales Next Year
Mainland China is expecting a growth in home sales by 2016. -
'Vanguard Group Says Chinese Real Estate is True Growth Indicator Not Stock Market of China
World’s biggest mutual fund company, Vanguard Group Inc. tells investors that the economy of China is dependent on its real estate market rather than stocks. -
'‘Chinese Billionaire’ Purchased A $52 Million Mansion In Sydney
A certain Chinese billionaire acquired a $52 million mansion located outside Sydney, Australia. What makes it even more astonishing is that fact that he never set foot inside the mansion before he made the acquisition. -
'Beijing Unveils Plans for World’s Largest Airport Terminal
Beijing Unveils Plans for World’s Largest Airport Terminal which is expected to cater 45 million passengers. -
'Top Four Most Luxurious Real Estates in the World Owned By Billionaires
The most luxurious homes in the entire world have several features to it that not most people can instill into their properties. Here are the three most luxurious estates in the entire world that has not only earned the ranks as the most epensive in value but are actually owned by billionaires known as the richest people to ever walk the earth. -
'JP Morgan Chase Selling One Chase Manhattan Plaza to China’s Fosun International for $725 Million
JP Morgan Chase, the popular financial services and banking firm has reportedly agreed to sell its Chase complex in Manhattan, New York City, for about $725 million to Fosun International, the largest conglomerate of China, according to several news reports.