Melbourne's west a new hit with the east

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 of offshore and local Chinese-speaking buyers, recorded between 15 and 20 per cent increases in the three months to December last year…

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Written by

Olivia Lin

Editor, ACproperty

Olivia Lin is Editor at ACproperty and a former real estate agent with extensive experience working with Chinese buyers. She writes about buyer behaviour, property marketing and the trends influencing Chinese and international demand for Australian property.

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