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China’s Changing Real Estate Market

Posted June 25, 2008

“Beijing is really trying to get the city in shape for the Olympics… But the biggest change I’ve seen is in a sector many thought was invulnerable: China’s real estate market.” — Wayne Mulligan

Blogger’s note: Wayne Mulligan is the founder of TickerHound.com, a peer-to-peer question and answer site (just think of it as the Yahoo Answers for serious investors). He often moonlights for Penny Sleuth U.S. And I thought you’d find one of his recent messages, about the Chinese real estate market, quite interesting. We don’t hear much about Chinese real estate, and Wayne has a firsthand perspective on the topic. You can find the article here or read on for more.

by Wayne Mulligan, TickerHound.com

Baltimore – (TFN): Wow, what a week this has been!

I landed in China about seven days ago and have been completely amazed by how much it’s changed in the last few years. I haven’t set foot in Beijing since late 2005 and the difference between then and now becomes evident as soon as you hit the airport.

Tons of signs in English, English speaking sales people and no more illegal cabbies trying to drag you into their cars.

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Beijing is really trying to get the city in shape for the Olympics. Bootleg merchandise, while still around, isn’t nearly as prevalent as it once was and the posters all over the city discouraging copyright infringement make me laugh and a little sad at the same time.

But the biggest change I’ve seen is in a sector many thought was invulnerable: China’s real estate market. Read on to learn why.

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