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Money into property Asia Pacific 2010 China closing in on top spot [electronic resource]

By: Language: English Publication details: London DTZ Research 2010Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • 332.6324 $2 18
Online resources: Summary: Asia Pacific invested stock continued to grow in 2009 by 8% in US dollar terms, topping US$3 trillion for the first time. Whereas global annual investment transaction volumes fell by 35% in 2009, Asia Pacific volumes increased by 34% and surpassed the 2006 level. A 12% increase in Asia Pacific invested stock is forecast for 2010 and transaction volumes in this region are expected to go up. China will become the region's largest property market in 2011, overtaking Japan, and become globally the second biggest market. 80% of Asia Pacific markets are currently trading at or below fair value.
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Asia Pacific invested stock continued to grow in 2009 by 8% in US dollar terms, topping US$3 trillion for the first time. Whereas global annual investment transaction volumes fell by 35% in 2009, Asia Pacific volumes increased by 34% and surpassed the 2006 level. A 12% increase in Asia Pacific invested stock is forecast for 2010 and transaction volumes in this region are expected to go up. China will become the region's largest property market in 2011, overtaking Japan, and become globally the second biggest market. 80% of Asia Pacific markets are currently trading at or below fair value.