Question for Chinese Buyers

Also you need to be familiar with the FIRB requirements for foreign property investors ie must be new property or to be demolished and rebuilt.

 

Hi sash,

There is a lot of south east asia region (ASEAN countries), which is Chinese descent, although they hold that country's particular passport, but background is all from China, some of them have very strict feng shui and deep cultural background.

For me, i see those people as chinese.

 

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Property A with a number 4 or 14 or 24..

Anything that start with '8' from what i have seen and from what the Wife's Australian Chinese mates tell me ,even better if the street number adds up to '9' while 8 is a lucky number 9 is also power--full ..
9 plus 9 ends in 18 add 1x8 goes back to 9,18plus 18 ends in 36 add 3plus 6 ends in 9 again 36 plus 36 ends in 72 7 plus 2 also goes back to 9 again,those numbers play a big deal with in Australian Chinese property investors..8888...
The rest on that list imho are not that important ..

 

What type of properties do caucasians prefer? They just all come from the same climate and cultural background, yes?

 

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This is fixed => 山 德瑞特 大头 博甘

'Khal @datto'

 

Property A with a number 4 or 14 or 24
Property B with a sloping down land (higher at the front and lower at the back)
Property C with a light pole right in front of the property on the nature strip
Property D with its land being wider at front and narrower at back

To answer the OP's question, I am a Chinese Buyer and rather superstitious.
A is a definite no.
C I don't have an issue with.
B and D would depend to what degree.
If they were equal, I would prefer B.

 

One of our neighbours in NW Sydney bought into street when it had Lot #'s..They are of Chinese background..Their Lot # was once a great "lucky" number...Cant remember it....Maybe Lot 88 Council renumbered the street and they were very unhappy. Super unlucky number.... Council also placed two trees outside and apparently its like have two incense sticks and a symbol of death so they had to beg council to remove trees. (I suggested they just rip them out).

They tried to have council renumber street differently and got nowhere. Apparently rules is rules....So now their letterbox has same number as neighbour (Malaysian who sympathised with their plight) with a B....

 

An extreme case of numerology in Hong Kong. I went into a high rise and got into the lift. My friend lived on the 88th floor and paid a premium to get a flat on that floor. Then I realised all the 4, 13, 14, 24, 34, 44th floors etc., were missing. So his 88th floor wasn’t really the lucky number but possibly 79th floor. What a superstitious bunch!