Qianhai, a city near Shenzhen, is undergoing a boom that speculators are hoping will result in the next mini Hong Kong.
The southernmost city in China is tipped to be the next mini Hong Kong as speculators snap up properties ahead of a massive investment programme.
Qianhai, home to 10 million people, is located on the outskirts of mega-city Shenzhen and is just an hour's drive from Hong Kong. The city's officials have signed on more than 30 Hong Kong-based companies in July, and had also appointed a Chinese private equity firm to attract foreign investment to the region.
Foreign Investors and speculators have reacted to the news with a flurry of investment activity, hoping to cash in on property price spikes.
Qianhai's business zone is slated to receive USD 45 billion worth of investment, causing property prices in the district to rise to match those in Shenzhen and Hong Kong.
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