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Wednesday, 05 July 2006 |
 Real Estate Investors club Shanghai, has just one aim; giving Real Estate Investors the chance to exchange news and ideas. Members include Western Real Estate Developers, Investment Bankers, Reit Managers, Real Estate Lawyers, and many others involved in Real Estate Industry. We would like to welcome not only these professionals but also Architects, Designers and Real Estate Agents, who are able to contribute valuable information.
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Monday, 20 April 2009 |
The Chinese new year seemed to be a turning point for the country's real estate market, in the first 20 some days of March, property sales volume in Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen has already surpassed last month's total. Interest in mainland property is predicted to rise. Although growth in China's urban property prices slowed abruptly in early 2008, there is a feeling that government stimulus plans have slowed the property market decline.
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Wednesday, 11 February 2009 |
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 The negative impact of the global financial crisis has spilled over into
the major cities of the Greater China, according to KC Real Estate's January
2009 market research.
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the office sector, Shanghai and Hong Kong suffered most, seeing a sharp setback
in demand due to the agglomerate of multinational corporations (MNCs), many of
which were adversely affected by the financial crisis.
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Tuesday, 16 September 2008 |
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The PBOC (People's Bank of China) Issues Restrictions on Housing Mortgages - Where will this lead real estate development?
Public Offerings, bank loans, private equity financing and non-institutionalized borrowing have always been regarded as the four main financial sources for real estate developers.  Since the CSRC announced this year in April that IPO funded institutions are restricted from acquiring land for future development, both PBOC and CBRC have also stated restrictions regarding loans on properties. Also any other forms of lending funds or mortgages to these real estate developers is strictly prohibited.
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Thursday, 29 May 2008 |
The government has tightened austerity measures to cool down speculation. Now there are strict controls over the banking system to confuse the issue for developers who use funds from presales of projects to aid to foster expansion.  Also offshore financing was affected by these governmental measures, making it more difficult for firms to access cash from foreign private-equity firms and hedge funds. Are real estate developers running out of cash in order to continue works at their many constructions sites?
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Thursday, 17 January 2008 |
As Shanghai is developing at a great speed, businesses are not only starting but expanding at an extreme rate.  The 6 main CBD in Shanghai are Lujiazui, Nanjing West Road, People's Square, Huaihai Road, Hongqiao and Xujiahui. It is in these areas that one can find more than 60% of the grade A office buildings available on the market meaning a huge saturation.
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Saturday, 06 October 2007 |
Shanghai, the gateway into China, is among the world's fastest developing economy. Companies of all sizes and nationalities are flocking to Shanghai  in order to take part in this fast paced economy. However when they are arriving they are finding a limited supply of office space due to the tightening of commercial land-use policies over the last few years. This shortage is particularly apparent in the business central districts of Shanghai.
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Monday, 02 July 2007 |
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 As Shanghai's GDP grew by 12.5% in the first quarter of the year, reaching 262.5 billion yuan (US$33.96 billion) in the period, Shanghai is expected to rank 16th among all cities in terms of its gross domestic product in 2020.
Many of the world's top companies have started to invest in Shanghai, the International Financial Center of China, in recent years in order to ensure that they get a share in its fast developing economy.
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