The Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com is set to start listing properties in the UK, Australia, Canada and the US, boosting the exposure of overseas properties to millions of potential investors in China.
From next month it will include on its platform apartments in the four countries from international-focused online property company Juwai, which has more than 2 million listings around the world.
The move by JD, which has nearly 300m customers, comes as China makes a series of reforms to loosen its capital controls and open the country up to more foreign investment.
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