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Originally Posted by Tapioca
I don't think we'll see a fire sale in housing - values will eventually plateau, but the Chinese aren't converting their houses to cash to move to another safe haven. Are there safer havens in the world than Canada? We have stable government, robust institutions, good social programs, a temperate climate, and a policy of multiculturalism. And permanent residency is still relatively easy to obtain.
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I personally been to Beijing and HK for about 3 weeks. and I totally agree with you about the stable gov, good climate and most of all you actually feel like home. When I was in Beijing our tour guide told us there are certain things we should never ever spoke about in public. Also is very crowded you literally have to fight/line up to get what you want in Beijing/HK. Like literally even as simple as going to the washroom to shit, if you went during rush hour, be prepare to line up for a good 5 to 10mins, take the bus during rush hour you have to wait as long as 30mins, eating out 40+ mins.......... Basically you have to fight for everything.