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Chengdu Investment News: December 15, 2008

All Roads Lead To China — Mon, 15 Dec 2008 23:34:00 -0600

1. Gathering in Chengdu, Dell carrying over 200 retailers to discuss development
On December 1st, the global PC giant Dell called together over 200 retailers to participate in the “Retail Channel Partnership Summit” in Chengdu, to discuss the 2009 consumption market strategy, which is the first time for Dell’s consumption business to hold the partnership summit [...]
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Jones Lange LaSalle Property Market Monitor for China is Eye Opening

All Roads Lead To China — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 11:28:00 -0600

Historically when reading through the various real estate firm reports, the news was all good.
Geared for landlords and investors, the news of rental rates on the rise, occupancy rates on the rise, and new supply having little impact on pricing (there were just so many entrants coming into the market).
However, things have taken a different [...]
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What if, What else, and What are the Odds - China’s Megacities

All Roads Lead To China — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 00:30:00 -0600

Developed to absorb, house, employ, and sustain 1.3 billion people, the largest cities in the world going forward will all be in China. 8 of which are predicted to be be over 10 million according to a recent Business Week piece.
Jonathan Woetzel and his team presented their research equally interesting study at the JUCCCE conference [...]
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Chengdu Investment News: November 18, 2008

All Roads Lead To China — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 10:26:00 -0600

1. Chengdu’s GDP ranked third in central and western China for first three quarters
On November 4th, Chengdu Bureau of Statistics published the ranking of the main economic indexes of Chengdu in the first three quarters in comparison with those of cities in Midwest China and of deputy-provincial cities of the country. It is learnt [...]
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Building Out Wuhan to Its Fullest Geographic Potential

All Roads Lead To China — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 09:07:00 -0600

Outside of Chengdu, there are few cities in China that have as many advantages as Wuhan.

It is logistically in a great place with air, rail, national highway, and river transport options all intersecting - in a single location.
It has a strong history of industry
It has access to a lot of locally sourced raw materials