

(File Photo)
The majority owner of a Vancouver mansion that was sold earlier this year for a record $31.1 million is a Chinese “student,” according to property records.
Land title documents list a Chinese 'student' Tian Yu Zhou as having a 99% interest in the five-bedroom, eight-bathroom, 14,600 square-foot mansion on a 1.7-acre lot. The other 1% ownership goes to a 'businesswoman' named Cuie Feng.
Mortgage documents attached to the land title papers show that a mortgage of $9.9 million was taken out by Zhou and Feng from the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce on April 28. The bi-weekly payments are listed as $17,079.41.




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