CREIS CHINA REAL ESTATE REPORTS

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  • Statistical Study-SS10008-China Real Estate Critical Analysis 2001 to 2006 on 9 Markets (and 3 Sectors)

Executive Summary: This study aims to offer an independent and critical analysis of 9 China real estate markets of Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Tianjin, Chongqing, Wuhan, Hangzhou, and Chengdu, and their 3 sectors of residential, office, and retail. The period studied starts from 2001 (and in some instances 2002) to 2006 and reviews macro market data and information on newly started floor areas, completed floor areas, sold floor areas, $invested, $sold, and average price per floor area Yuan / m2 etc released by Soufun-CREIS. Simple technical analyses and calculations are performed and results are presented mostly in charts and tables. An analytical write up is available in a section toward the end with various market-sector combinations investigated, their relative performances compared, and their prospects discussed. [138 pages, more than 300 charts and tables, US$1,000.00]

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  • IMPORTANT: Customers who wish only to have part of the above report (SS10008), e.g. Beijing-residential only, or all 9 cities but their office sectors only etc, should go to the SS10008 item page. We have created 47 versions ranging from single city-single sector via city groups-sectors to all cities-single sector in various pricings.

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  • Statistical Study-SS10007-Six China Office Markets: 4 Up 1 Flat and 1 Down Mar 2007

Executive Summary:  We have looked at the January 2004 to December 2006 office market indexes of Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Tianjin, and Chongqing and have done simple calculations and analyses on them. The observations to date suggest the office markets are less correlated, riskier, and more volatile overall. Investing in more than 1 market may be safer than in just 1 market alone. Also, using Beijing-Office as benchmark, 4 out of the 5 remaining markets have widened gaps, lower or higher, with Beijing-Office during the period studied. This may mean investment opportunities as markets may not diverge continuously in the long run. [15 pages, US$100.00]

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  • Statistical Study-SS10006-China Residential Villas: Are They More Profitable? Mar 2007

Executive Summary: The short sweet answer is that they are not necessarily more profitable than investing in general private residential properties. Here we have looked into the villa sector in 3 cities, namely Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen. We have also compared their indexes from early 2005 to late 2006 with those of the respective general private residential sector in each of these cities. Essentially, the two, i.e. the overall general-residential and the villa sectors, do not appear to correspond with one another in terms of price trends too. Interesting insights await the inquisitive.  [12 pages, US$100.00]

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  • Statistical Study-SS10005-China 2006 Real Estate Indexes: What Things Do They Tell? Feb 2007