外资回潮 再赌楼市（Resurgence of foreign investment gambling property market）.docVIP

外资回潮 再赌楼市（Resurgence of foreign investment gambling property market） The third wave of regulation no lingering interest, Chinese LaSalle research director Ke Zhiqian (Michael Klibaner) was in the tangle market to see the light. Last time, foreign investment concentrated in one or two tier cities before 2008. At the time, China tightened property credit across the board. Time and space change, more than 3 years later, the same positive reproduction, due to the withdrawal of Chinese investors in the financial crisis, ready to move around. Go, go to the two or three - line city of China.. In Ke Zhiqians view, this has been a consensus among many foreign bigwigs. In March 29th, the Reuters news pointed out that regulatory policy without fear of China government in the history of the most stringent, foreign capital plan to return to the real estate market, or investment because of the domestic credit crunch and shortage of funds for developers, or the acquisition of non-performing assets. In fact, a gamble, already On your marks. Foreign investment Nuggets Recently, sensitive investment advisor, real estate researcher Han Changji felt the pulse of the market. Some customers come to the consultation of the naked, repeatedly made a similar topic: the impact of monetary policy on domestic credit, small and medium-sized real estate enterprises financing channels and financing risk, and how long the capital chain of these enterprises can support? There are also many customers asked domestic real estate mergers and asset restructuring, and two or three commercial real estate development status quo. Ministry of Commerce records show that as of March 24th, only in March, new foreign capital and Real Estate Company as many as 39, showing a blowout situation. And the latest reports by several institutions, such as DTZ, DTZ and Shi Wei, show that a large number of overseas capital are waiting for admission. Indeed, the British JK fund, Singapore Maple fund, Morgan Stanley, Huarui C