By Jack Stubbs “The investment amount coming from state-owned enterprises has decreased, which is exactly what we thought would happen. It makes sense for the government to pull back, because some of the investment hasn’t proven to be very successful,” said Yang Chen, managing director of Colliers International’s Asia Pacific Division in San Francisco. “We […]
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