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  • Under 10,000 pre-owned homes sold in February
    The property market in Shanghai has not yet signed good throughout this year. It has been weak since beginning of 2017. Researcher is concerning about pre-owned house in upcoming. .....詳全文
  • Central London office market can flourish post Brexit, says new analysis
    London office market is strong for investment although the problem might occur from Brexit. Some is worried about financial job losses and sourcing stock. But overall is beyond well especially China and Hong Kong are major of source investment. .....詳全文
  • Real estate investors look to Southeast Asia
    〔THE CHINA POST〕 TAIPEI, Taiwan -- Facing a low-performing local real estate market, Taiwanese investors are reportedly putting their money abroad in up-and-coming development properties throughout Southeast Asia. Two large international real estate firms hosted separate press conferences on Tuesday to analyze the latest trend in real estate purchases. According to Executive Director David Chin (泰啟松) of Asia Pacific International Property, the firm, which specializes in real estate transactions in the Asia-Pacific region, made nearly NT$7.3 billion in sales. .....詳全文
  • Christmas not merry for new home sales
    Shanghai's new housing turn sluggish rapidly even though government subsidizes some amount of money. Recently real estate market is freezing. So, some developer is trying to attract first-time purchaser by selling lower price. Yet, it does not seem to work well. .....詳全文
  • Sales of pre-owned homes fall in Shanghai
    The sale of pre-occupied homes dropped when comparing to recent years. Sellers offer discount to purchaser for getting more attractive promotion. .....詳全文
  • Thailand waives visa fee for 19 countries, mulls new 10y retirement visa
    〔Thailand Business News〕In order to promote tourism during the tourism high season, the cabinet agreed on Tuesday to waive visa fees for tourists from 19 countries as of December 1 until February 28. Tourists from 19 countries including Andora, Bulgaria, Bhutan, China, Cyprus, Ethiopia, India, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Maldives, Malta, Mauritius, Romania, San Mario, Saudi Arabia, Taiwan, Ukraine and Uzbekistan need not have to pay the 1,000 baht visa fee when they apply for a visa at Thai embassies or consular offices. .....詳全文
  • Shanghai's real estate attractive in 2017
    SHANGHAI'S real estate investment and development prospects in the Asia-Pacific region for next year look attractive as international capital remains keen to invest in the Chinese mainland especially in first-tier cities, a report released yesterday said. .....詳全文
  • More foreign demand for S'pore homes
    The largest numbers of buyers came from China, Indonesia, Malaysia and the United States due to its fundamentals and prospects of long-term capital gains. .....詳全文
  • Asia Pacific Property Investment Remained Strong in Q3
    〔World Property Journal〕According to CBRE's Q3 2016 MarketView data for the Asia Pacific region, overall property investment turnover during Q3 picked up slightly with an increase in transaction volume of 5.6% quarter-on-quarter to $24.6 billion. Investment sentiment improved following the bond and equity markets settling down in H1 2016 and the lower interest rate environment in the region. .....詳全文
  • Eurozone growth stable as inflation gets boost
    〔The China Post〕BRUSSELS -- Economic growth in the eurozone remained low but stable in the third quarter as inflation rose to a 27-month high amid fears over Brexit and major elections in France and Germany. The Eurostat statistics agency said growth in the eurozone remained stable in July to September, to 0.3 percent, which was on par with analysts surveyed by Factset, a data company. Analysts said the expansion remained low, however, and came on the back of France that shook off a contraction earlier in the year to expand by 0.2 percent in third quarter. .....詳全文

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Real estate investors look to Southeast Asia
2017-01-11
〔THE CHINA POST〕 TAIPEI, Taiwan -- Facing a low-performing local real estate market, Taiwanese investors are reportedly putting their money abroad in up-and-coming development properties throughout Southeast Asia. Two large international real estate firms hosted separate press conferences on Tuesday to analyze the latest trend in real estate purchases. According to Executive Director David Chin (泰啟松) of Asia Pacific International Property, the firm, which specializes in real estate transactions in the Asia-Pacific region, made nearly NT$7.3 billion in sales.