An Insiders Guide to Attracting Chinese Homebuyers

Home Selling - Chinese Homebuyers:


Chinese buyers spent $22 billion on homes in the 12 months ended March 31. They buy more expensive houses, spending an average of close to $600,000 -- more than twice the national average. And many of those deals are done in all cash.... ow.ly/2MMJ4U

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Vancouver Housing Data Reveals Chinese Buyers

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VANCOUVER - One of the largest real estate companies in British Columbia says that more than one-third of all the single-family detached homes it sold last year went to people with ties to mainland China. http://ow.ly/3oNtw1

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China Leading Foreign Investors

Chinese homebuyers are flocking to these U.S. states - Chinese buyers are now the biggest international players in... http://t.co/BMCG723luW

Canadians the biggest foreign buyers of US property

Canadians are the biggest foreign buyers of US property. Figures for April-May released by the National Association of Realtors in Washington show that Canadians accounted for 19 per cent of foreign homebuyers; down from 23 per cent last year; while the Chinese spent the most money.

While investment from China is focused on expensive real estate in California and New York, Canadians put their money into the popular winter escapes of Florida and Arizona.

Aliko Dangote to Invest $12 Billion in Nigeria

NIGERIA - Aliko Dangote, speaking at the World Economic Forum, being held in Nigeria, Dangote told the forum that his company would invest a total of $12bn in Nigeria, and $4bn outside the country, over the next four years. The Dangote Group has interests stretching from cement to food.

The businessman - who is Africa's richest man - also China also promised further investment in Africa. Chinese Premier Li Keqiang gave a speech in which he pledged "no strings" support for an African plan to develop a continent-wide high speed rail network. He said China had set aside $2bn for an African Development Fund.