According to the latest research report released by Dai Deliang Bank, an international real estate service provider, China's commercial real estate transactions were active last year, with total investment increasing by 9.5% annually. The credit crunch in the Mainland led to the withdrawal of some domestic developers, which created favorable investment opportunities for foreign investors.
According to the bank's Greater China Capital Market Express, although the mainland investment market was affected by credit tightening policies such as deleveraging and new capital management regulations last year, commercial real estate transactions reached a new peak with a total investment of 296 billion yuan ($43.8 billion), an increase of 9.5% over 2017.
Among them, foreign investment accounted for about 32% of the total, reaching 96 billion yuan, of which US-US transactions amounted to 14.1 billion US dollars, reflecting that the Sino-US trade frictions did not hinder US investment enthusiasm in China's commercial real estate.
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