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Sign into your accountWhy Are Chinese Buyers Searching for Property in the U.S.?
November 16 2016
The United States has always been China's number one choice for migration and overseas property purchases. With better schools, a wider range of property options, and relatively open government policies, the U.S. is the logical destination when looking for a stable country to migrate to and start a new life.
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Let's look into the "whys" behind the key driving forces:
1. Education
As the Chinese population continues to grow in both number and wealth, the local university systems are approaching breaking point. Entrance exams are highly competitive and tedious. Each point on the exam may be equivalent to dropping down by 200+ ranks for university positions that sometimes only number in the hundreds. More and more, this is driving even middle-income parents to seek access to better quality education in a less pressured environment such as the U.S. Upon arrival, many find a far more affordable and attractive property market than the one they came from and decide to invest.