To answer your question, my units are in a major city, recently ranked #5 city in China behind the Big Four: Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen.  

I am teaching high school in Guangzhou, China, and also plan to start investing in real estate when I head back stateside in a few years.

I just moved to Guangzhou, China last year, so I’m practically your neighborhood 😉.  

Cities such asBeijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen are three times more expensive than Dubai.

Apartments are rented (consider youself lucky to find a tenant) for only 100USD/month for a two bedroom 80sqm apartment when the purchase price is well over 50K USD.But in demanding areas like Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Beijing and Shanghai.Rents are going for 10000USD/month for a shanghai Villa, normally rented to fortune 500 executives but the Villa is marketed for 6-7million USD minimum.And obviously the net ROI is considered very ****** and landlord don't care because they consider the property as a rare resource and focusing on the capital gain more than ROI.There is no property tax at the moment here but the management fee and rental tax is approx. 5-10% of the rental value depends on compound location.

I spent last Chinese New Year in Guangzhou.

Guangzhou???

The Tier System Tier 1: (3 cities) Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou Tier 2: (34 cities) Mostly provincial capitals Tier 3: (249 cities) Prefecture cities Tier 4: (368 cities) County level Tier 5: Smaller than county level

I am a professional basketball player, currently living in Guangzhou China.

I am American (www.gg.gg/PAFresume is me) live in China, and am looking at buying several pieces of property in the USA.BACKGROUND:I was thinking CT (my mom is there) but she's too old to help take care of anything I ...