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中文Spot News -- Chinese Overseas Investment
At the beginning of the year, securities practitioner already become the No.1 Happiest Job in China, since they only need to work 15 minutes a day. The North Koreans even blasted a hydrogen bomb to “celebrate the Circuit Breakers Mechanism”. According to jokes online:
You toke 3000 dollars to play cards and lost all of them; the banker said “I will give you 15 minutes to calm down. Then you went to the ATM to withdraw 5000 dollars and played cards. Again, you lost each and every dollar. The winner said “You bad luck, we will call it today.”
Prepared for half a year and only implement for four days, Chinese stock market already suffer four times ofcircuit breaker and suddenly the mechanism is stopped by the governments. It is always easier to lose money than earning it in stock market.
What is worse, since the beginning of 2016, Chinese Yuan is still depreciating and never turn good.
How to make our money more valuable even to resist CPI? Investing in real estate is your best choice. You can enjoy high quality life, make money by renting out your property and retain value of your property. Compared with fluctuation of the stock market and foreign exchange market, investing in real estate is aprofitable choice.
During the past ten years, stock market goes ups and downs, however, real estate market goes up for at least ten times. Even though the governments may concern the fluctuation of the stock market, they can do nothing. Besides, you will pay full price of your investment, the government will not pay for any individual lose.
Real estate is with different situation. The falling house prices affect indirectly the economic fruit of the government. Meanwhile, most people have to loan from bank to pay forthe house except for those rich guys. And do not forget, most of the banks are under government inspection. Therefore, governments will not let the price falling down. They will come up with relevant policy to stimulate the market. Moreover, you can rent out your property for cash which is not easy to do in stock market. Hence,investment in real estate is a better choice.
Frank Marriott, senior manager of Savills predicted that, overseas property investment of Chinese people will exceed 20 billion in 2016. He also said that since Chinese investors and developers are chasing asset diversification, overseas realestate marketing will become much better.
Why do people invest overseas?
Recently, more and more investors are willing to invest overseas rather than in China. No one wants to lose money and each and every investment should be based on the profit maximization. Followings are some motivations:
-- our fortune is shrinking because of CPI
-- financial safeguard for high quality of life after retirement
-- increasing education fees for your children
Mortgagee Sales Wipe Millions off Prices at Top End
21 Nov 2011 - Margie Blok from http://news.domain.com.au
FINANCIALLY distressed property listings and mortgagee sales are attracting cashed-up buyers looking for bargains, particularly for prestige properties.
This week a block of apartments at Edgecliff, offered for sale under receivers' instructions, sold for $5 million through Ray White Double Bay.
Named Brant...
New CBD Auction Room First to Hold Regular Resi Sales
17 Nov 2011 - Simon Parker from http://rebonline.com.au
A new Sydney CBD-based auction room, which is “spectacularly modern”, will be the city centre’s first to hold 'regular' residential property sales, its owner said.
David Scholes, principal at auctionWORKS, has developed the new auction room in conjunction with REA Group, owners of realcommercial.c...
Rate Cut Boosts Consumer Sentiment
14 Nov 2011 - Staff Reporter from http://www.rebonline.com.au
Consumer sentiment is improving, with the recent cut in official interest rates inspiring an upswing in confidence amongst Australians, and particularly those with mortgages or who are looking to buy a home, the latest Westpac Melbourne Institute Index of Consumer Sentiment has found.
The Index rose by 6.3 per cent...
Learn the Golden Rules for Buyers
10 Nov 2011 - Chris Tolhurst from http://news.domain.com.au
Consider these tips when looking for property in a depressed market.
Purchasing an investment property when the market is down can be extremely profitable.
But you still have to make sure you're getting a good deal in a buyers' market - and wise investors won't be so blinded by the chance o...
Property Prices Hit Rock Bottom
7 Nov 2011 - Staff Reporter from http://www.rebonline.com.au
Property commentators are “quietly confident” that property prices have bottomed out and will steadily increase from here on in.
Speaking to Real Estate Business, RP Data’s chief executive officer Graham Mirabito said all the data suggested the p...
Interest rate on hold as Spring arrives!
01 Sep 2014 -
The Reserve Bank's decision to keep interest rates on hold at its first board meeting in spring spells good news for home buyers in the busy selling season.
As widely expected, the official cash rate remains at 2.5 per cent, which marks the 13th consecutive month since the last cut by the Reserve.
In a statement issued by the RBA, governor Glenn Stevens has reiterated that the cash rate is likely to remain unchanged for some time.
AMP Capital chief economist Shane Oliver believes the low rates would also help to prop up the market in spring. He does not expect a rise until June next year.
"With the Reserve continuing to keep those rates low and signalling that they're likely to remain low for some time to come, it provides a degree of confidence for home buyers and investors in the market," he said.
The 25 experts surveyed by mortgage comparison website finder.com.au, including Dr Oliver, unanimously predicted that rates would remain on hold, with 10 predicting a rise in the first half of 2015 and 13 expecting an increase in the second half of next year.
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Louie Chen
Four C Realty