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China) were in the mid- 2. At a time when domestic investors have pulled back, foreign parties have ramped up their holdings in Manhattan,” according to Avison Young’s Second Quarter Manhattan Market Report. This includes the $2.

May of 2. 45 Park Avenue by the Chinese conglomerate HNA Group, the sixth largest transaction ever in Manhattan. And at $1,2. 82 per square foot, it was “among the highest price per pound for this type of asset.”The purchase of the 4. Watch Falling Down Online Metacritic. US via a $5. 08 million loan from JPMorgan Chase, Natixis, Deutsche Bank, Barclays, and Societe Generale, according to Commercial. Café. The rest is funded by HNA’s other sources, presumably in China.

The influx of Chinese money and the propensity by Chinese companies to hunt down trophy assets have propped up prices in Manhattan. And yet, despite the Chinese hunger, total sales volume has plunged, according to Avison Young: At the end of the first half of 2. At the current pace, 2.

Dollar volumes tell a similar story at the year’s halfway mark. The first quarter’s $3. From the third quarter of 2.

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Q2] at 6. 6 for this second quarter. This chart by Avison Young shows the peak in 2. That’s the gloomy data on investment activity. Office leasing activity, the underpinning of the office market, isn’t exactly booming either.

According to Avison Young’s report, office leasing volume in the second quarter plunged 3. Both in Midtown and Downtown, leasing volume in Q2 plunged 3. In Midtown, the vacancy rate rose to 1. Downtown, it rose to 1. So the Chinese money is sorely needed to prop up the market.

Since the beginning of 2. Chinese companies alone have poured nearly $1. Manhattan real estate,” the report says, but cautions: “This flow of funds, however, may soon be threatened.”Last year, the Chinese government got serious about imposing capital control. This year, it’s trying to crack down on lenders to get a grip on the ballooning risks threatening its financial system. Just over the weekend, top Chinese authorities struggled at the National Financial Work Conference with the rampant risk- taking and leverage. The Wall Street Journal: Fear permeated markets, which tumbled Monday after President Xi Jinping gave a speech that supported efforts to tamp down complicated lending along with other financial- system risks. Frightened investors – seeing room for yet more policy tightening after cheery GDP growth data – are now searching for signs of the regulators’ next hit.

At hand is an ever- growing asset- management industry – now around 6. The central bank elaborated on the linkages it uncovered in the asset- management industry in its recently published financial- stability report. That is likely telling of where regulators will go digging. If regulators do take on the asset- management business, it could spell trouble for corporate borrowers.

Corporate bonds account for more than 4. Asset managers have been the only active buyers of these bonds so far this year. On Monday, following the conference, the Shanghai Composite Index dropped 1. Chi. Next, which includes a lot of tech companies, plunged 5. January 2. 01. 5. China’s crackdown on leverage and fund- flows already had some consequences in the US and elsewhere: quashing a slew of Chinese cross- border deals, including Anbang Insurance Group’s $1.

Starwood Hotels & Resorts. These efforts by Chinese authorities to get financial risks and capital flows under control could have the effect, according Avison Young’s report, that “the major Chinese players may be regulated out of the market.” And with Manhattan being “a primary target for funds, it is likely to experience the greatest impact.”This will happen just when domestic buyers have lost their appetite for overpriced commercial real estate after a breath- taking seven- year boom.

The report identified “near- term impediments” to the commercial property market, among them: “Chinese governmental regulations on capital allocations outside the country.”“General investor sentiment.”“Rising interest rates.”Pre- recession 1. Commercial Mortgage Backed Securities that are now struggling to refinance. Ratings agencies have also been warning about CMBS.“Slumping residential market, slow condo sales, and heavy concessions in rental market” as asking rents have been declining.“Dearth of construction financing and stalled construction sites needing funding.”“E- retail depressing brick- and- mortar retail values.” This meltdown has reached the Crown Jewel in American retailing as seen in haunting photos of Shuttered Stores on Madison Avenue. But unlike last time, there’s no Financial Crisis tripping up the property market. Stocks and bonds are booming. Wall Street is exuberant.

There’s “no catastrophic event causing the current correction,” as the report explains. In other words, these are still the best of times. And it’s not just in Manhattan. Chilling photos of for- lease signs are lining the Great America Parkway in Santa Clara, Silicon Valley. Read… Silicon Valley Begins to Crack Visibly.