Beijing, China, April 06, 2013 –(PR.com)– “We conduct property seminars and private dinner presentations weekly to promote our Australian-developer partner and educate investors about property investment opportunities, visa and immigration policies,” UCHK Consulting Limited, Scott O. Talbot said recently.
Scott said that the Australian visa facility has increased real estate sales in all Asia cities in particular, China.
On Nov. 24 2012, the Australian government began to issue Significant Investor Visas (SIV) to encourage foreign investment in Australia. Four-year residence permits are available to non-Australians who invest a minimum of A$5 million in approved investment funds.
“Since entering the project marketing industry in 1992 the growth in the Asian property market for Australia is increasing. Asia based property buyers are not merely about rental returns and capital growth, some buy out of the Status of owning real estate in Australia and other affluent Asians wish to send their children to study down under,” said Scott O. Talbot.
There is a possibility that this year, China purchases of Australian real estate will be higher than sales in Singapore, with recent anti-speculation regulations imposed.
Darren Marx, Partner at Rigby Cooke Lawyers who works in conjunction with UCHK said, “as a result of the positive growth in the Asian property market, Rigby Cooke has established an Asian Desk which coordinates an integrated legal service for Asian investors where they can receive advice on property, immigration, tax and wills, all of which are important to their investment strategy.”