DTZ: Chinese property investment will be reduced by 1/3 in two quarter

DTZ DTZ, an international property consultant, yesterday issued a quarterly report on Asia-Pacific investment markets, noting that the region's commercial property investment Market traded at $38.6 billion trillion in the 2010 quarter, a 37% increase from 28.2 billion U.S. dollars in the 4th quarter of 2009, and an investment beyond the 2007 three-quarter peak. DTZ analysis said the increase was mainly due to the Chinese government's announcement of tighter lending, prompting a large number of deals to be completed earlier.　　At the same time, the Asia-Pacific commercial property Investment Market has improved the economic conditions of other markets and increased investment activities more frequently. DTZ Asia-Pacific research director Davidgreen-morgan said that the Asia-Pacific property Investment Market is active, most of the region is dominated by local investors, foreign investors in the first quarter also began to return to the market.　　Chinese developers have been taking the land before credit tightening to become the focus of the market this season. One of the market-focused deals is that the city of Guangzhou, which has been the biggest market since 2007, was photographed with 3.7 billion dollars.　　China's trade in the Asia-Pacific region continues to rise, accounting for 65% of the 2010-year period, most of which is land sales, accounting for 97% of all Chinese property investment deals.　　However, DTZ that under the influence of Chinese government macro-control, the two-quarter property investment in China will be reduced by One-third. Reporter Shu Changhui