Regulators begin the delicate task of cooling, but not stalling or crashing, China’s sizzling property market
Shanghai (above) has seen some of the sharpest property price rises. Market regulators nationally are well aware that one wrong move could cause a price crash instead, similar to what ignited last year’s stock market rout. Photo: Xinhua
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Across The Border by Xie Yu
Regulators begin the delicate task of cooling, but not stalling or crashing, China’s sizzling property market
21 cities have introduced fresh home-buying curbs, after prices nationally increased at their fastest pace in six years in August, and continue rising
Updated: Friday, 20 Jul, 2018 2:54pm
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Shanghai (above) has seen some of the sharpest property price rises. Market regulators nationally are well aware that one wrong move could cause a price crash instead, similar to what ignited last year’s stock market rout. Photo: Xinhua
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