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Chinese Presence in Real Estate in South Africa <strong>and</strong> <strong>Mauritius</strong><br />
Honita Cowaloosur<br />
List of Figures <strong>and</strong> Pictures<br />
Figure 1 Chinese UHNWI Overseas Investment Destinations ....................................................................... 8<br />
Figure 2 Chinese investments <strong>and</strong> contracts in South Africa (2010-2016).......................................... 10<br />
Figure 3 Chinese investment <strong>and</strong> contracts in <strong>Mauritius</strong> (2005-2016) ................................................. 10<br />
Figure 4 Cost of living in global cities (calculated on a house price to wage ratio) ........................... 12<br />
Figure 5Map of the Cape Town Metropolitan area .......................................................................................... 20<br />
Figure 6 Global map of surfaces under vines in 2012 .................................................................................... 23<br />
Figure 7 Location of Modderfontein ...................................................................................................................... 26<br />
Figure 8 Example of the process of a Chinese company investing directly in Mozambique .......... 30<br />
Figure 9 Example of a process of a Chinese company investing in Mozambique via <strong>Mauritius</strong> ... 30<br />
Figure 10 Example of an advert for an RES project which specifically targets foreigners ............. 31<br />
Figure 11 JinFei Masterplan ...................................................................................................................................... 33<br />
Figure 12 Snapshots of the masterplan of Imperial Gardens ...................................................................... 34<br />
Figure 13 2010 L<strong>and</strong> Use map of <strong>Mauritius</strong> ....................................................................................................... 35<br />
Picture 1 Chinese workers in Africa posing outside their residence in Zambia ..................................... 9<br />
Picture 2 Examples of affordable housing projects in Africa, Mozambique (top) <strong>and</strong> Sierra Leone<br />
(bottom) supported by CADFund ........................................................................................................................... 16<br />
Picture 3 Examples of luxury property investments in Egypt (left) <strong>and</strong> <strong>Mauritius</strong> (right)<br />
supported by CADFund ............................................................................................................................................... 17<br />
Picture 4 Camps Bay ..................................................................................................................................................... 21<br />
Picture 5 Example of an advert for a property in Camps Bay ..................................................................... 22<br />
Picture 6 Buildings at Century City ........................................................................................................................ 22<br />
Picture 7 Isl<strong>and</strong> Club apartments, Century City ................................................................................................ 24<br />
Picture 8 Example of a China Mall in South Africa (Sable Square, Cape Town) .................................. 28<br />
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