The Chinese surplus – which is about four times the number of unsold units on the market in the U.S. – will be more difficult to resolve because American real estate is more affordable for buyers, said Scott Minerd, managing partner and chief investment officer at Guggenheim Partners.
A collection of articles and quick commentary on residential real estate. "It's different this time, really . . . " Ha ha ha. No, it's not. When China goes down, so does Australia and Canada.
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
28 Million Unsold Properties in China
China's Overhang of Unsold Property Poses "Very Real" Problem
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