From China, Aussie property looks cheap
"China's housing market is one of the most important parts of the economy and one of the most misunderstood."
Angus Grigg, China Correspondent
Angus Grigg writes on News specialising in Asia, World, Trade. Based in our Shanghai newsroom, Angus is a two-time Walkey Award winner with over 15 years experience as a journalist.
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