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ACproperty.com.au, AustraliaÕs largest Chinese property portal announces the official launch of their exclusive Queensland section to the public on Chinese New Year (31st Jan 2014). ACproperty.com.au started their humble beginnings two and a half years ago, listing only Victorian properties to Chinese buyers. As demand...

The total amount of Chinese investment in property, including residential, increased just $93 million from the 2010-11 financial year to the $4.187 billion reported for 2011-12 by the FIRB. The operators of Chinese language real estate website ACproperty.com.au, which sells Australian property to a mixture...

Chinese property listing websites report an increase in the number of searches for Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane residential real estate, foreshadowing a rise in off-the-plan sales. Most property searches on AC Property.com.au are for apartments, but there is growing appetite for detached houses and land....

ChinaÕs ghost cities might be standing empty, but the countryÕs cashed-up middle class is opting for overseas property in ever increasing numbers due to the lower Australian dollar and new regulation on property investments in China. ThatÕs what Esther Yong and Ivy Xiao are banking...

Asian interest in the Australian property market is heating up because of the fall in the dollar and changes in Chinese real estate regulation. ACproperty, a Melbourne-based property portal catering to Chinese buyers of Australian real estate says their site traffic has increased dramatically...

AustraliaÕs ACproperty.com.au will be presenting opportunities in the Australian property market at the upcoming annual Shanghai Overseas Property and Investment Immigration Show. Now in its eighth year, the major annual expo held in China promotes overseas properties and investments and attracts 10,000 visitors...

One of the most remarkable aspects of the economic boom in China has been the overseas property buying spree among some wealthier Chinese citizens. That huge demand is a great business prospect for a number of startups Ð such as AustraliaÕs ACproperty. Focusing on real...