The Real Estate Bubble Hits Macau
We've written before about the plans to turn Macau into a
Vegas-style gambling destination. Well as Las Vegas real estate explodes, Macau may be poised for its own boom.
Bloomberg reports that waiting lists for condos are already gigantic. Gaming companies, including Wynn Resorts and the
Mirage are flooding Macau with money and it is expected that property prices will go up an astounding 30% next
year. And this is after they doubled last year. Macau recently surpassed Atlantic City as the world's second
biggest gaming area and its sights are set on toppling Vegas from the top spot. Some feel that the prices are rising
too fast especially considering that the Macau market went through a major slump that only ended in 2003 and that
prices are still not where they were at their peak in 1993.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Jack Yan Dec 18th 2005 6:02PM
This may not seem relevant at first glance till you consider the political scenario.
'At last, those capitalist pigs will pay for their crimes. Eh, comrades, eh?'
'Austin, we won.'
'Oh, groovy. Yay capitalism.'
If Macau is the next Vegas, then the above may be the story of Red China.