CHINA REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT: PROFIT AND PITFALLS
Edited by John F. Tsui, Managing Principal, Peninsula House, LLC; Adjunct Visiting Professor, Columbia University; Visiting Lecturer, Tsinghua University
The real estate sector in China has certainly been beaten down in the financial crisis, and bruised investors have been in flight. However China’s economic growth remains comparatively strong; and since economic growth is directly correlated to increases in property values, property investment in China currently presents an unprecedented buying opportunity for shrewd long-term investors as real estate capital values and private equity become re-priced.
There is, of course, a downside: investing in a sector where market fundamentals and associated institutional support mechanisms are undeveloped or non-existent is obviously fraught with risk, and investors will need to go into it fully armed with market knowledge and with a fundamental understanding of the valuation of property assets.
China Real Estate Investment: Profit and Pitfalls provides you with the truth about investing in China’s real estate assets and entities, based on the on-the-ground experience of professional fund managers, bankers, advisers and property service operators. The report provides a road-map of the scope, size and source of potential opportunities, coupled with addressing the paramount concerns of the risk assessment and mitigation and protection of principal.
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