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  • Chinese Buyers Look Again at U.K. Property
    〔The Wall Street Journal〕As turmoil continues to grip U.K. markets, some in China are starting to look at the British market for potential bargains. Zhu Mei, a wealthy investor from Shenzhen in the country’s southeast, has been looking to buy a home in Japan for a while. But after Friday’s surprise referendum result sent the pound plunging and the yen—a haven currency—soaring, she is having second thoughts. “Buying in London seems to be a better opportunity now,” said Ms. Zhu, who already owns multiple properties in China and wants to diversify her wealth internationally. .....詳全文
  • Huge spike in Chinese property investors' interest in the UK post-Brexit
    〔The Telegraph〕Chinese investors are increasingly looking to buy British property, taking advantage of the low sterling after Brexit. Juwai, China’s biggest international property portal, said the number of Chinese buyer inquiries into UK property in the month after Britain voted to leave the European Union was 40pc higher than average. .....詳全文
  • Taylor Wimpey launches Paddington Exchange in Kuala Lumpur
    KUALA LUMPUR: UK property developer Taylor Wimpey Central London announced the launch of their new scheme Paddington Exchange in Kuala Lumpur in a statement yesterday. The developer is part of Taylor Wimpey plc, one of the UK’s largest residential housebuilders. .....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.