Real Estate

It's no secret that U.S. real estate is a valuable hard asset for Chinese investors, but they also see properties in even the priciest cities as a good deal compared to China. Read More

A new infographic spells out in colorful detail the extent of China's worldwide real estate boom. Read More

Chinese firms are buying up real estate abroad at a rapid pace, and luxury brands need to be aware of where they're doing it, argues columnist Sage Brennan. Read More

As Chinese buyers continue to scoop up an increasing amount of U.S. luxury real estate, brands must align their strategies with the newfound mobility of this customer segment. Read More

Abercrombie & Fitch, Jack Wills, and COS are just a few of numerous mid- to high-end Western brands to open stores in Hong Kong last year. But for newcomers, will 2013 prove to be one year too late? Read More

Though it lags far behind Hong Kong, which remains far and away the world's most expensive retail market, Beijing has cracked the top ten in a new report on the global retail property market. Read More

As Beijing continues its much-publicized crackdown on government corruption and exorbitant spending, thousands of Party officials have reportedly gone on a months-long selling spree to divest themselves of high-end properties purchased in recent years. Read More

Well-heeled Chinese property buyers aren't only showing up in Manhattan, Bordeaux, London and Australia's Gold Coast, they're chasing bargain properties further afield as well, most recently in Florida. Read More

Along with a rising tide of tourists and an estimated 150,000 overseas students from China, Australia has seen a sustained influx of Chinese real estate investors in recent years, with this growing buyer class now asserting itself in places like the Gold Coast. Read More

While a number of Chinese companies and individual investors have purchased property in Bordeaux in recent years, an ambitious handful are starting to turn their attention to vineyards and chateaux in Burgundy. Read More