Titlebook: Understanding China’s Real Estate Markets; Development, Finance Bing Wang,Tobias Just Book Jan 20211st edition Springer Nature Switzerland

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Hong Kong: A Review of Its Land System, Real Estate Market, and Related Matters as importantly, what has not changed during the twenty-three years since Hong Kong’s handover to China. The significant role that the Hong Kong Special Administrative Government (HKSARG) has on the local real estate business, together with its regulatory functions, is examined. Hong Kong’s inevitab

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The Regulation of Leasing Activitiesegulations. Moreover, different customs exist in different localities, which can affect matters such as the amount of the rental bond, frequency of rental payments and whether subleasing is acceptable. In this chapter, we outline China’s national-level regulatory framework for leasing activities. Lo

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Tax Framework for Accessing Real Estate Asset Classes the regulatory and tax regime governing foreign investment in China’s real estate sector is complicated. Respectable return on a successful real estate project could be easily wiped out by uncertain or unexpected taxation rules. Thus, in order to avoid pitfalls, robust tax considerations are essent

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Scenarios of Real Estate-Backed Securitization and Financingbe financed. As a result, in the past 4 years, asset securitization is becoming a relatively popular option for Chinese developers. This chapter provides details on China’s asset securitization policies and the regulatory hurdles that need to be addressed. Examples are also highlighted to reveal how

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