2008/4 Greater China Office and Residential Market Overview
The robust performance of the office market in the Greater China region continued into early 2008. On the luxury residential property market, the leasing market held firm with rental rising further in 1Q 2008.

China's ODI in Real Estates under Capital Account Control
Notwithstanding China’s capital account control, the gradual formation of an upper class household and stepping up in outward direct investment by Chinese enterprises will underpin acquisition interest of overseas properties by Chinese entities.

Greater China Office and Residential Market Overview - Q1 2008
The Grade A office market was active and demand continued to stay robust for most cities in Mainland China and Hong Kong, whilst luxury residential in Shenzhen was affected by the new policy to adjust housing loans and property tax.

Greater China Office and Residential Market Overview - Q3 2007
Grade A office market remained positive in Mainland China whilst it saw a dip in Hong Kong. Luxury residential is expected to continue an upward growth for both Mainland China and Hong Kong.

Shanghai Monthly Bulletin - April 2009
The overall residential market fared well in Q1 2009, with notable rebound in transaction volume. Yet it has yet to see if pent-up demand has been fully exhausted. Amidst the still cautious market sentiment, investment activity and the land sales market remained lackluster.

Shanghai Monthly Bulletin - May 2009
Both the China and Shanghai residential market continued to rebound in April 2009. While investment sentiment remained cautious, Shanghai land sale market saw some pick-up in activity recently.

Shanghai Monthly Bulletin - October 2009
Transaction data showed that China’s residential market sustained growth momentum in September and held steady in October. So far, the overall residential market saw no mounting pressure of correction. Meanwhile, both land and investment sales markets gather steam.

Shanghai Property Market 2009 Mid-year Review and Outlook
Continuous de-stocking in the property market, coupling with stabilization of the China economy, should pave way for a more sustainable recovery of China’s property market in H2 2009 and 2010...

Shanghai Property Market Outlook - 2009
As volatility in the global market prevails along with a slow down of the domestic economy, the correction in the property market will continue in 2009. Take-up in all sectors will record sub-trend growth, and the increase in vacancy rate will exert pressure on rent and price

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