China property curbs in focus ahead of National People’s Congress meeting
By , on February 28th, 2013
<!– google_ad_section_start –> China’s property market is rife with speculation – both about rising house prices and about what the new government may do to curb them once it takes office next week. Asset prices have whipsawed as investors first bet that government-mandated infrastructure spending would boost real estate prices, only to then fret about new measures to cool a market that has seen double-digit annual price rises in cities like Beijing and Shenzhen. <!– google_ad_section_end –>
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China property curbs in focus ahead of National People’s Congress meeting
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China property curbs in focus ahead of National People’s Congress meeting
<!– google_ad_section_start –> China’s property market is rife with speculation – both about rising house prices and about what the new government may do to curb them once it takes office next week. Asset prices have whipsawed as investors first bet that government-mandated infrastructure spending would boost real estate prices, only to then fret about new measures to cool a market that has seen double-digit annual price rises in cities like Beijing and Shenzhen. <!– google_ad_section_end –>
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China property curbs in focus ahead of National People’s Congress meeting
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