Despite stagnant rents, frothy valuations and an expected flood of new offices on the market, Shanghai is still a top destination for institutional investors looking to park money in Asian real estate ... ( read original story ...)
In Shanghai, Couples Rush to Divorce to Buy Property Later
Splitting up often means selling the house. But Shanghai couples dashed to split up on Monday so they could buy. Spouses were scrambling to cut ties, at least on paper, amid rumors that the city ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai’s property market ends 2023 on a high note with 80,000 new …
Citizens visit a property developer’s sales office in Ningbo, East China’s Zhejiang Province, on March 4, 2023. Photo: VCG Shanghai's property market ended 2023 on a high note as a series of ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai Said To Add New Bureaucracy, Rules For City Tenants, Landlords
Shanghai property owners with tenants will be hit with a new layer of city bureaucracy and rules starting on Oct. 1. Both will be required to report rental contracts to the city government ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai property gets set for the next boom
Shanghai's booming property market is ready to get up another head of steam as the city threatens to eclipse Hong Kong as a financial centre, some analysts believe. ( read original story ...)
Shanghai’s commercial property market in disarray post-lockdown …
In Shanghai, vacant storefronts abound, but it’s still a struggle to find space. China’s housing bubble has popped, and the commercial property market is going through a rough patch. ( read original story ...)
Shanghai Property Measures Harsher Than Expected: Deutsche Bank
Measures introduced by Shanghai’s government to rein in the property market are “more significant than expected”, Deutsche Bank AG analysts led by Tony Tsang wrote in a report dated yesterday. ( read original story ...)