9 City of Alternatives to Tokyo (I)

Investors are advised to glance at nine cities in Asia which is currently booming.

Japan hopes occurred in the country's recovery after the earthquake and tsunami earth. The disaster that occurred last March that caused casualties and considerable economic losses.
In addition, the destruction of Fukushima nuclear power facilities that cause interruption of power supply and the implementation of rolling blackouts is suppose to make the economy and lackluster Tokyo industries.
Therefore, although the city is believed would recover, investors are advised to glance at nine cities in Asia which is currently booming for their investment.
It can be seen from the housing business and the economy grows, the number of population, as well as the city's ability to attract large multinational corporations.
Those cities, according to page businessinsider namely:
1. Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur City
Population: 1.6 millionHousing business: Property prices rose to seven percent in the city last yearFamous Company: Al Rajhi Bank's Petronas and
Some industries grow and thrive in the city of Kuala Lumpur, among them wrestle services, finance, real estate, wholesale trade, and retail, and government services which accounted for 83 percent of city revenues. While manufacturing and construction sectors accounted for the remainder (17 percent).
In fact, according to pollsters The Knight Frank Global Cities, the city has seen a significant increase in the time of the shift in global power.
2. Dubai
Dubai Municipality
Population: 1.9 millionHousing business: Property prices fell by 10 percent last yearLeading Companies: Heinz, General Motors, General Electric, and HP (Hewlett Pakcard)
Dubai's economy slowly grow rapidly in 2010 after shrinking in 2009. However, growth in gross domestic product (GDP), which supported the construction business and real estate remained slow lately.
Nevertheless, economic growth looks strong in non-oil trade in 2010. In fact, economic growth is expected to increase five percent this year.
3. Sydney
Sydney City
Population: 4.4 millionHousing business: Property prices fell by five percent last yearLeading Companies: Citigroup Pty Limited, Deutsche Bank Limited, KPMG, Royal Bank of Scotland Symantec, Coca Cola, and IBM
Financial centers of Sydney, Australia is the housing industry (65 percent) and financial sector (five percent) that contributed to growth in gross domestic metropolitan Sydney. The city also has strong manufacturing, wholesale trade, and other industries.
4. Singapore
Singapore City
Population: 4.8 millionHousing business: Property prices rose by 18 percent last yearFamous Company: United Overseas Bank (UOB), DBS Bank, MasterCard and Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC)
Singapore is a major port and one fifth of the world cargo shipping ascertained through this country.
In addition, the country's electronics sector is also booming. In fact, today successfully accounted for seven of the country's GDP. This year, Singapore's GDP forecast to grow by five percent.
5. Hong Kong
Hong Kong City
Population: 7.1 millionHousing business: Property prices rose by 15 percent last yearFamous Company: Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group, Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts, and MTR Corporation
Hong Kong's economy is known to improve in 2010, which triggered an increase in exports when the global economic recovery.
In addition, domestic investment and consumption also increased. In fact, the unemployment rate fell, so that GDP grew 6.8 percent in 2010.