Chinese billionaire real estate developer Ni Zhaoxing is a man with a long view of the market. When I asked during a recent interview in his headquarters atop one of his towers in Shanghai’s Lujiazui financial district about current trends in China’s property market, he started out with historical context that went much further back than I expected. “For 10,000 years," he noted, the construction of dwellings has been important. "And in the days to come, if there are people (here),�...
Chinese billionaire real estate developer Ni Zhaoxing is a man with a long view of the market. When I asked during a recent interview in his headquarters atop one of his towers in Shanghai’s Lujiazui financial district about current trends in China’s property market, he started out with historical context that went much further back than I expected. “For 10,000 years," he noted, the construction of dwellings has been important. "And in the days to come, if there are people (here),�...
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