Analysis of 27 China Real Estate City-Sector Combinations
Stephen Chung
Managing Director
Zeppelin
Real Estate Analysis Limited
July 2007
We
have recently done a relatively comprehensive analytical study on 9 markets
and 3 sectors as follows:
A)
9 markets (cities)
= Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Tianjin,
Chongqing, Wuhan, Hangzhou, and Chengdu.
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B)
3 sectors
= residential, office, and retail.
The
report looks at data mostly from 2001 to 2006 and includes statistics
on newly started (construction) floor area, completed floor, sold floor
area, $ invested, $ sold, and the like. Simple technical analyses are done
on these figures to compare, correlate, benchmark, and analyze them. We also
look at the return and risk profiles of each of the 27 (9 markets x 3
sectors) market-sector combinations. Here are the top 3 markets for each
sector on a risk-adjusted return basis:
1)
Residential = Shanghai, Hangzhou, and Chengdu.
2)
Office = Shenzhen, Tianjin, and Wuhan.
3)
Retail = Beijing, Guangzhou, and Wuhan
It
provides answers to questions such as which
retail market has the highest supply to demand (sold) ratio, which office
market has the lowest price per floor area, or which residential market has
rising demand but decreasing supply trend. It is NOT intended to solve all
China real estate investment concerns but is certainly a very handy report
for understanding the markets better, thus enabling potentially better
investment decisions.
It
also covers market portions which may not be covered by other real estate
services, global or local, which focus on the
higher ends of the market-sectors. Reduced versions of the report for
readers and users not requiring all 27 market-sector combinations are
available too. For more details, please go to the following webpages:
http://www.real-estate-tech.com/creis/index_CREIS_Report_ss10008.htm
http://www.real-estate-tech.com/creis/CREIS_ss10008_Content_Page.pdf
(summary)
By no
means are the foregoing and the reports themselves exhaustive or the only
analytical approach to be used, and indeed tailor-made analysis is required
comes individual investment strategy and project, the report offers content,
insights, and / or analytical angles which are probably not found in other
publications. As such, it forms an important part in any China real estate
investment endeavors.
Notes:
The article and/or content contained herein are for general reference only
and are not meant to substitute for proper professional advice and/or due
diligence. The author(s) and Zeppelin, including its staff, associates,
consultants, executives and the like do not accept any responsibility or
liability for losses, damages, claims and the like arising out of the use or
reference to the content contained herein.
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