According to Knight Frank statistics, Chinese capital overseas real estate investment increased significantly in 2015, reaching a total of $30 billion, double that of 2014. In fact, this figure had already exceeded the 2014 annual total of $15.1 billion within the first 10 months of 2015, representing a 50-fold increase compared to 2009.
High-net-worth individuals in China have become the main force driving the new wave of overseas investment. At the beginning of 2016, Worldway Immigration Group proposed the concept of the "Year of Asset Allocation," signifying that 2016 would be a golden opportunity for Chinese investors to engage in overseas investment. With the current strong economic growth and further intensification of market demand for land, Worldway has strongly launched the Cyprus Private Estate project and the Portugal Hundred-Acre Estate project. By investing in land through cross-border personal asset allocation, immigration investment and cross-border asset allocation are perfectly combined.
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(The data in this article is sourced from the latest report released by Knight Frank: "Chinese Outbound Real Estate Investment: New Wave, New Targets")