A growing number of Chinese investors are shunning the U.S. property market, deterred by President Donald Trump’s stance on protectionism, while their concern over yuan depreciation eases, according to a leading expert.
Andrew Haskins, executive director of Asia research and advisory services at Colliers International, told the press that he expects more Chinese property investors to pull out of America and invest their capital in Asia, after the yuan gained almost 1% in recent weeks against the U.S. dollar, having declined 13% against the greenback over the past two years.
“The bulk of yuan depreciation has probably already happened, and if that’s the case there is less incentive for Chinese investors to place money in dollar-denominated assets,” Haskins told National Real Estate Investor.
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