The Chinese Real Estate Bubble: An Economy That Could Collapse the World

What if the biggest threat to the global economy isn't war, pandemic, or climate change—but rather a collapsing housing market on the other side of the world?

China's real estate sector accounts for a staggering 29% of its GDP—nearly twice the percentage in most developed economies. With over 65 million vacant housing units (enough to house the entire populations of France, UK, and Germany combined), and property values that have skyrocketed over 600% since 2000, the Chinese housing market has become the largest financial bubble in human history.

In this comprehensive analysis (approximately 90,000 words), economic analyst Michael Rodriguez reveals how China transformed from an impoverished agricultural nation into a global superpower by betting everything on a single sector: real estate development. But what happens when this bubble inevitably bursts?

Inside this meticulously researched book, you'll discover:

From the boardrooms of global banks to the empty apartment towers of Inner Mongolia, Rodriguez weaves economic data with human stories to create an urgent warning: what happens in China will not stay in China.

Whether you're an investor protecting your portfolio, a business leader navigating global markets, or simply someone concerned about the future of the global economy, this book provides essential insights into the systemic risk that could define the next decade of international finance.

The Chinese real estate bubble isn't just China's problem—it's everyone's problem. Understanding it may be your best defense against the coming economic storm.