Beijing’s residential land supply has been cut almost in half for this year, raising the prospect of further home price increases in the Chinese capital. Photo: Bloomberg Beijing’s residential land supply has been cut almost in half for this year, raising the prospect of further home price increases in the Chinese capital. Photo: Bloomberg
Beijing’s residential land supply has been cut almost in half for this year, raising the prospect of further home price increases in the Chinese capital. Photo: Bloomberg
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Beijing residential land supply cut by half this year

Residential quotas slashed to 610 hectares from 1,200 hectares in 2016

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Zheng Yangpeng
Zheng Yangpeng

Updated: 8:46pm, 20 Jul, 2018

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Beijing’s residential land supply has been cut almost in half for this year, raising the prospect of further home price increases in the Chinese capital. Photo: Bloomberg Beijing’s residential land supply has been cut almost in half for this year, raising the prospect of further home price increases in the Chinese capital. Photo: Bloomberg
Beijing’s residential land supply has been cut almost in half for this year, raising the prospect of further home price increases in the Chinese capital. Photo: Bloomberg
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