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Wilfred Wong, a deputy of the National Congress of the People's Republic, helped prepare the handover of Hong Kong to Beijing in 1997 and is an influential property figure in Asia. He is executive chairman China, Pacific Star Group, a property investment firm. The interview took place in Hong Kong

 

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Chinese property insider denies bubble
25/07/2010 | Financial Times

Wilfred Wong, a deputy of the National Congress of the People's Republic, helped prepare the handover of Hong Kong to Beijing in 1997 and is an influential property figure in Asia. He is executive chairman China, Pacific Star Group, a property investment firm. The interview took place in Hong Kong


Real estate boom under new EA Market
11/07/2010 | The East African

Risks associated with the real estate business in East Africa are expected to come down following the coming into force of the Common Market Protocol. According to Kenya’s real estate players, the huge regional market provided will help firms diversify their activities, making it easier to manage risks. Under the Protocol, cross-border investment has been made easy as companies can freely [ ... ]


Minister: China property prices will fall before long
05/07/2010 | The Star Online
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 BEIJING: China’s property prices will fall within a few months as government steps to cool the real estate market bite, Land and Resources Minister Xu Shaoshi said.


Chinomics: China Adopts Hong Kong's Land Model
22/06/2010 | The Wall Street Journal
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After China's frothy property prices stoked fears that a bubble was forming, the central government took measures to cool the market. But now a different concern has come to the fore: Will these market-stabilizing measures overshoot and send the market into a downward spiral? While this possibility can't be ruled out, investors can take some comfort from the fact that not every Asian property [ ... ]


Dubai chosen for first real estate exchange in MENA
21/06/2010 | Khaleej Times
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DUBAI - Dubai has been selected for the establishment of the first specialised real estate exchange in the Middle East and North Africa region, or MENA, that will contribute significantly in boosting sustainable development in the region.  
 


Rich are cautious on investment
06/06/2010 | JoongAng Daily
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Citigroup survey reveals that most prefer deposit savingsJune 07, 2010   The rich may be getting richer, but how they got there differs between the merely rich and the super-rich, according to a new survey by Citibank of Korea’s high-net wealth individuals.


Dubai Holding unit hit by tumbling property market
01/06/2010 | Financial Times
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 The non-financial arm of Dubai Holding, the group owned by the emirate's ruler, yesterday reported a 2009 net loss of Dh22.8bn ($6.2bn), a reminder of the deep impact of the real estate crash.Dubai Holding Commercial Operations Group's loss was mainly due to real estate impairment charges amid the tumbling Dubai property market and were announced as the unit holds talks with banks to refinan [ ... ]


China's property moves leave buyers in limbo
16/05/2010 | AFP

 BEIJING — Accountant Jiao Yurong carefully organised her family's finances to put her son through university in the United States. Now that he has the coveted degree, she has been saving to buy him a flat.


Dubai ranks ninth among most expensive office markets: CBRE
06/05/2010 | The Economic Times
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  Dubai is among the ten most expensive office markets in the world, a report on global office rents by commercial real estate services company CB Richard Ellis (CBRE) showed.


New Steps by China to Contain Real Estate Prices
01/05/2010 | The New York Times
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BEIJING — China is expected to impose a moratorium on share issues by real estate companies in mainland markets as part of a broader campaign to rein in rising property prices, state media said Wednesday, potentially blocking $16.1 billion in capital-raising.