JLL China12: China’s Cities Go Global
This report for real estate investors examines how China's cities are shaping our future. The Chinese government's ambitious Belt and Road Initiative is transforming skylines, building new connections and redrawing city networks. This increased investment in the region is fuelling land sales, development, investment and leasing activity.
Find out why cities across Asia Pacific are key targets for investment:
- Singapore has the strongest connections with China globally, ranking as the leading expansion point for China's globalising corporates.
- Sydney and Melbourne have attracted significant real estate investment from Chinese buyers, as Australia's cities become major hotspots for Chinese tourists, students and real estate developers.
- High-growth markets in South and Southeast Asia - including Jakarta, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur and Delhi - are becoming key battlegrounds for multinational technology giants, with Chinese firms forming a key part of this competition.Find out which cities in Asia Pacific are the key targets for Chinese corporate expansion, development activity and real estate investment, what impact will China's Belt and Road Initiative have on the region's real estate market dynamics and emerging city futures?
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