Residential buildings in Shanghai. The Chinese predominantly favour home ownership, and with the introduction of Reits, Beijing hopes to boost the country’s underdeveloped residential leasing market. Photo: AFP Residential buildings in Shanghai. The Chinese predominantly favour home ownership, and with the introduction of Reits, Beijing hopes to boost the country’s underdeveloped residential leasing market. Photo: AFP
Residential buildings in Shanghai. The Chinese predominantly favour home ownership, and with the introduction of Reits, Beijing hopes to boost the country’s underdeveloped residential leasing market. Photo: AFP
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Zheng Yangpeng
Zheng Yangpeng

Updated: 11:27pm, 26 Apr, 2018

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Residential buildings in Shanghai. The Chinese predominantly favour home ownership, and with the introduction of Reits, Beijing hopes to boost the country’s underdeveloped residential leasing market. Photo: AFP Residential buildings in Shanghai. The Chinese predominantly favour home ownership, and with the introduction of Reits, Beijing hopes to boost the country’s underdeveloped residential leasing market. Photo: AFP
Residential buildings in Shanghai. The Chinese predominantly favour home ownership, and with the introduction of Reits, Beijing hopes to boost the country’s underdeveloped residential leasing market. Photo: AFP
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