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February 3, 2010 at 7:24 PM #16998February 4, 2010 at 12:13 PM #508917AKParticipant
While I think the Chinese “recovery” can’t last forever, I have to remember that pundits have been predicting a collapse at least as long as local realtors have predicted a “flood” of REO inventory …
February 4, 2010 at 12:13 PM #509064AKParticipantWhile I think the Chinese “recovery” can’t last forever, I have to remember that pundits have been predicting a collapse at least as long as local realtors have predicted a “flood” of REO inventory …
February 4, 2010 at 12:13 PM #509476AKParticipantWhile I think the Chinese “recovery” can’t last forever, I have to remember that pundits have been predicting a collapse at least as long as local realtors have predicted a “flood” of REO inventory …
February 4, 2010 at 12:13 PM #509569AKParticipantWhile I think the Chinese “recovery” can’t last forever, I have to remember that pundits have been predicting a collapse at least as long as local realtors have predicted a “flood” of REO inventory …
February 4, 2010 at 12:13 PM #509821AKParticipantWhile I think the Chinese “recovery” can’t last forever, I have to remember that pundits have been predicting a collapse at least as long as local realtors have predicted a “flood” of REO inventory …
February 4, 2010 at 1:27 PM #509012briansd1GuestThe Chinese property market is the luxury high-rise market in Shanghai and other cities.
Yes, the bubble in that market will pop, but China will go on undaunted. China is like America + Canada + Mexico + Central America + the Caribbean, all in one. China is not all the same as Western reporters (who live in Shanghai and don’t even speak Chinese or know the culture) report it.
Compare to America as we were industrializing. There were many property bubbles that popped. But we thrived nonetheless.
Real estate data is very sparse. The data does not reflect the whole entire market.
February 4, 2010 at 1:27 PM #509159briansd1GuestThe Chinese property market is the luxury high-rise market in Shanghai and other cities.
Yes, the bubble in that market will pop, but China will go on undaunted. China is like America + Canada + Mexico + Central America + the Caribbean, all in one. China is not all the same as Western reporters (who live in Shanghai and don’t even speak Chinese or know the culture) report it.
Compare to America as we were industrializing. There were many property bubbles that popped. But we thrived nonetheless.
Real estate data is very sparse. The data does not reflect the whole entire market.
February 4, 2010 at 1:27 PM #509570briansd1GuestThe Chinese property market is the luxury high-rise market in Shanghai and other cities.
Yes, the bubble in that market will pop, but China will go on undaunted. China is like America + Canada + Mexico + Central America + the Caribbean, all in one. China is not all the same as Western reporters (who live in Shanghai and don’t even speak Chinese or know the culture) report it.
Compare to America as we were industrializing. There were many property bubbles that popped. But we thrived nonetheless.
Real estate data is very sparse. The data does not reflect the whole entire market.
February 4, 2010 at 1:27 PM #509664briansd1GuestThe Chinese property market is the luxury high-rise market in Shanghai and other cities.
Yes, the bubble in that market will pop, but China will go on undaunted. China is like America + Canada + Mexico + Central America + the Caribbean, all in one. China is not all the same as Western reporters (who live in Shanghai and don’t even speak Chinese or know the culture) report it.
Compare to America as we were industrializing. There were many property bubbles that popped. But we thrived nonetheless.
Real estate data is very sparse. The data does not reflect the whole entire market.
February 4, 2010 at 1:27 PM #509917briansd1GuestThe Chinese property market is the luxury high-rise market in Shanghai and other cities.
Yes, the bubble in that market will pop, but China will go on undaunted. China is like America + Canada + Mexico + Central America + the Caribbean, all in one. China is not all the same as Western reporters (who live in Shanghai and don’t even speak Chinese or know the culture) report it.
Compare to America as we were industrializing. There were many property bubbles that popped. But we thrived nonetheless.
Real estate data is very sparse. The data does not reflect the whole entire market.
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