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The Real Deal hits Shanghai

Industry heavyweights to gather at second annual showcase

Shanghai’s fast-growing skyline
Shanghai’s fast-growing skyline

From the November issue: To get a pulse on the movers and shakers in New York City real estate, industry buffs now look to China.

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In the past 12 months, Chinese firms invested more than $6 billion in New York City commercial real estate, according to Real Capital Analytics. Over the next four years, Chinese investments in residential and commercial real estate in the U.S. are expected to top $218 billion. Hunger for information about the U.S. market and how to identify the right investment opportunities is overwhelming, and so The Real Deal returns to Shanghai this week for its second Real Estate Showcase & Forum in China. [more]

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