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In month-on-month terms, average housing prices in 100 cities rose 1.24 per cent in October, the 17th consecutive monthly rise. Photo: Reuters
China's housing price inflation likely to ease in 2014, analysts say
Greater supply on mainland and more controls, including extension of property tax to curb speculation, should slow pace of rise in values
Updated: 5:10am, 6 Nov, 2013
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In month-on-month terms, average housing prices in 100 cities rose 1.24 per cent in October, the 17th consecutive monthly rise. Photo: Reuters
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