For example, one day the huge inflow of Chinese capital will reverse, and that will probably be a *very* scary day.

I just relocated to the Philly area from MId-Hudson Valley in New York and I'm really energized over new construction in the city, fine dining, cultural attractions, sports, charm, beauty (love Fairmont Park) -- it's so encouraging so see. 

I've know whole local cultures of people who think like this, though PC-ness prevents me from naming names.

For example, the price that the Chinese investors paid for the Waldorf won't make a lot of sense for a conventional real estate investor as it won't hit a reasonable return even under the most aggressive assumptions.  

@David DeyI think our culture advocates a viewpoint of 'achieve your goals and then downshift to normal.'

There is such a great culture on this website, and the fact that it is all free amazes me, I am glad to see someone else appreciating it as well !

Each state in the USA can be different.I was hosting a lunch yesterday in London (high-end Chinese meal high above London's skyline).

I have previously worked close with chinese's been partner on developing detox retreats for the their market.

(as long as you show Authenticity, Unlock potential and Deliver Results you are in) ( those are the values) and believe me they will interview u physiologically with the HR department. cos the most important thing for the CEO is Culture) 

You learn about different cultures, why one ethnicity doesn’t get along with another, accounting, political issues that effect real estate, social ills that effect people’s purchasing power, etc etc etc .