Special Report: What Chinese Investors
In US Real Estate Should Think About
Before Taking The Plunge
In response to the article penned last month in Bisnow by his colleague Peter Fuhrman, titled How Chinese Investors Can Find Long-Term Success In US Real Estate, well-known NY real estate attorney Bruce Stachenfeld has written his take on Chinese investment in the US real estate market.
Bruce has practiced real estate law for more than 30 years and his firm, Duval & Stachenfeld, works all over the capital stack. The following from Bruce includes some insight into his views on the US real estate market and how Chinese investors, and their US counterparts, can best invest in the market for long-term success.
In his article, Peter makes an important comparison about how the Chinese should be wary of buying US real estate at the top of the market and having the same results befall them as the ill-fated Japanese 20-some-odd years ago.…
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