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Latest China Real Estate News
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09 January 2012
Despite uncertainties in the global economy, positive outlook about China’s economic growth will lift demand for quality commercial properties on the Mainland. Knight Frank expects the uptrend of rents and prices of commercial properties in first-tier Chinese cities will continue in 2012.
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DATE:
13 December 2011
With the fear of an oncoming worldwide recession overhanging, Knight Frank and Holdways remain cautious towards the outlook for both Mainland China and Hong Kong's residential markets.
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DATE:
06 December 2011
The Knight Frank Global House Price Index, which tracks the performance of the world’s mainstream housing markets, showed zero growth in the three months to September. This was the index’s weakest performance since Q2 2009 and raises fears that it could enter negative territory by the end of the year.
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DATE:
30 November 2011
Knight Frank has been instructed to handle the sale of a one–off, iconic property situated on the exclusive Mornington Peninsula; the holiday playground of the super wealthy. The sale of this unique architect designed property presents a rare opportunity to buy a significant estate in Merricks, where such properties very rarely come to market.
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DATE:
25 November 2011
After two years of growth the world’s prime markets look set to cool in 2012
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22 November 2011
According to the latest report jointly released by Knight Frank and Holdways, China carried out a series of measures to regulate the residential market and the People’s Bank of China tightened credit in the first half of 2011.
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DATE:
16 November 2011
Knight Frank has completed analysis on the retail markets of ten selected Chinese cities, which included Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen as Tier 1 cities and Tianjin, Chongqing, Wuhan, Chengdu, Dalian and Harbin as Tier 2 cities
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DATE:
15 November 2011
According to research from international property consultant Knight Frank, in the third quarter of 2011 the Shanghai residential market continued to feel the impact of new restriction policies while the office and retail markets benefited from multinational organisations and retailers entering the marketing and driving up rental prices.
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DATE:
09 November 2011
According to the latest report jointly released by Knight Frank and Holdways, in the third quarter of 2011, total primary residential transacted areas in 20 major Mainland cities fell by 17.3% year on year and 1.6% quarter on quarter.
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DATE:
01 November 2011
According to the latest report released by Knight Frank, in the third quarter of 2011, despite uncertainties over the global economy, positive outlook for China’s economic growth lifted demand for quality offices in Beijing.
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DATE:
15 September 2011
Global property consultancy Knight Frank has relocated its Shanghai operations to Puxi’s first LEED Gold Grade A office building, Eco-City, a move that aligns the company’s business strategy with its environmental strategy.
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