However, 43 per cent said there was limited impact to their business, C&W added. Chinese property investors are set to focus on Hong Kong -backed initiatives during 2018 , prompting a 43% drop in overseas investments, according to a survey by Cushman & Wakefield ( Cushman & Wakefield ). Lower outflows, which began in 2016 following a falling yuan and foreign-exchange reserves, will continue through 2018 . However, 30% to 40% of the more than half major property investors C&W spoke to said there would only be "limited" impact on their business. In the meantime, Chinese investors are set to place capital "in a holding pattern onshore".
Chinese property investors are set to focus on Hong Kong -backed initiatives during 2018 , prompting a 43% drop in overseas investments, according to a survey by Cushman & Wakefield ( Cushman & Wakefield ). Lower outflows, which began in 2016 following a falling yuan and foreign-exchange reserves, will continue through 2018 . However, 30% to 40% of the more than half major property investors C&W spoke to said there would only be "limited" impact on their business. In the meantime, Chinese investors are set to place capital "in a holding pattern onshore".