MIAMI—All, or at least many, eyes are on China. Miami has a lot to gain from catering to Chinese investors looking to jump into the commercial real estate boom. As I mentioned in part one of this article, developers are taking notice, traveling to China to market their condos and raising the city's profile among wealthy Chinese.
GlobeSt.com caught up with Arnstein & Lehr partner Anthony Kang, to get some practical advice on how South Florida's commercial real estate community can bridge the cultural gap with Chinese investors and developers. If you missed part one, you can still read it here: How Miami Can Attract more Chinese Investors.
GlobeSt.com: What are some tips you can give real estate professionals to help bridge the cultural gap?
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