Author(s):
Mark Anderson
Part I examined the impact of Chinese domestic policies on the real estate market in major West Coast cities. Part II continues the examination in an effort to see whether real-estate pricing has experienced a sudden turn based on the chronology of the US/China tariff battle, and therefore as a result of a pullback in Chinese investment. This search should also unearth a rough estimate for how much Chinese investment has been responsible for recent bubbles in those real-estate markets – something not currently well documented or openly discussed.