During the Mid-Autumn Festival period from the 19th to the 22nd, the Beijing Autumn Property Expo, known as the "barometer of the property market," was held at the Beijing Exhibition Center. The highlight of this expo was the prominence of overseas real estate, with over 260 projects accounting for half of the exhibits, most of which focused on immigration opportunities.
The overseas real estate projects participating in this expo came from more than 30 countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Greece, Portugal, Cyprus, and Spain. The "buy property and get a green card" immigration policies sparked great enthusiasm among visitors. Promotional slogans such as "Buy a property in Cyprus for 300,000 Euros and get residency" and "Purchase a property for 250,000 Euros to obtain Greek residency status" were visible everywhere. Many booths invited representatives from foreign developers to support the event and interact directly with visitors regarding overseas property information.
According to the expo organizers, affected by purchase restrictions in Beijing, much of the demand for property investment has been pushed outward. The enthusiasm of the Chinese public for overseas investment immigration continues to rise, leading to a new wave of immigration. The property expo is also undergoing a transformation in response to market changes, attracting many overseas real estate projects to travel thousands of miles to exhibit in Beijing.
Judging by the high level of enthusiasm from visitors at the venue, "immigration through property purchase" remains quite compelling for Chinese citizens. As a leading domestic investment immigration agency, Worldway Immigration experts believe that we are currently in the third wave of immigration for Chinese citizens, and obtaining immigration opportunities through simple property purchases is a preferred investment method for them. At this property expo, overseas real estate was able to compete equally with domestic real estate precisely because of the immense appeal of the property-based immigration policy to the public. It is believed that the trend of emigration will continue to fuel the heating up of the overseas real estate market.
