All things China

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There is no denying the near-daily reactions around the globe to moves by the Chinese government, the People’s Bank of China, Chinese investors and the country’s property markets. To keep you informed, below are links to some of the features and news stories we’ve run thus far this year on the world’s second-largest economy, as well as the investment activities of Chinese investors at home and overseas:

Loving leisure: Chinese investors seek out hotel assets in Asia and abroad
Shine on: Beijing’s grade A office market keeps its luster
Wise choices: Opportunities amid risks in Chinese real estate
China expert: A roundtable discussion on China’s economy and property markets
Peaks and valleys: Excess residential inventory is being cleared, but a large and growing gap has formed between the performances of top- and lower-tier cities
Outbound capital evolves: Chinese regulatory changes and U.S. tax changes enhance opportunities for Chinese investors in U.S. real estate
Chinese investor buys stake in Manhattan office property
Carlyle seeks to raise at least $500m for China fund
Dalian Wanda enters Paris market with $3.3b project
Greenland forms $3b JV for Singapore REIT listing
Anbang expands U.S. hotel portfolio
China Vanke venture buys Manhattan development site
China’s economy is slowing, but global impact may be small
SL Green sells Manhattan land for $453m
China Everbright to buy Hong Kong tower for $1.3b

The views, statements and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and are not necessarily those of Institutional Real Estate, Inc.

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Jennifer Molloy is senior editor of Institutional Real Estate Asia Pacific.

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