Chinese buyers have once again refreshed the Australian definition of "rich." Australians can`t figure out what kind of fairy they are, and they can spend 12 million Australian dollars in 24 hours!
Dailymail: flew in and out of China to take advantage of Australia`s falling house prices, spending $12 million on house in 24 hours.
In Melbourne`s affluent district of Kew, there was a reported influx of Chinese with "full bags" of banknotes to buy their homes.
A Chinese buyer flew to Melbourne to buy a house from Macau, China, according to < Dailymail.`he saw two adjacent house seats on his Burke Street.
The frying pot was, he was direct. He dumped 7 million Australian dollars and bought the two sets, then flew home the next morning.
Kay and Burton Hawthorn real estate`s Rebecca Edwards says he has never seen such a big deal in his sales career.
`We often see Chinese people haggling and talking about it, but it`s rare to throw money at the right eye, `she said.
She also said that many Chinese buyers took advantage of the fall in house prices in Australia to use Australia as a "safe haven" and would return soon after returning home.
The two sets of house on Burke Street are 1207 and 1209, respectively. From the code point of view, the two sets of house are adjacent.
Originally, the two sets of house will be put up for auction this weekend, but after seeing the 7 million bid from the Chinese buyer, the owner decided not to bid, old man.
He sold it generously to the Chinese buyer.
The buyer registered with academic degree, at a private school in the Kew district, so the seller believes they will move back to Australia in a year`s time.
In addition to the two house sets that opened the eyes of Australians, the other house on Kew`s Wimba Ave also sold smoothly, with Chinese buyers also buying it.
A Chinese buyer flew from China to Australia to see the house after getting information on the sale, according to reports.
The price of this house is. 5 million Australian dollars!
Cut the crap and buy it.
Even the owner of the house was shocked.
At present, more and more Chinese buyers choose to buy houses in Melbourne, including Glen Waverley and Box Hill..
