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China faces tough decisions on its real estate market
The curbs aimed at cooling China's overheated housing sector worked, but they also put the brakes on rapid growth. But boosting home sales could trigger class tensions.
China will not ease grip on property market Business Recorder 23.09.2012 | $47 Million Price For Beijing's Most Expensive Luxury Villas Just Luxe 20.09.2012 |
 BEIJING: China plans to stick to its tight property sector policies and a nationwide rebound in home prices remains unlikely, a senior official at the housing ministry said in remarks published by state media on Sunday. |  China may not have emperors anymore but you can certainly still live like one thanks to the country's luxury real estate development, The ThaiHot Mansion and Courtyards. ThaiHot Mansion, overseen by The Beijing Taihe Real Estate Development Co., is considered to be the most expensive you can find in China, with the cheapest apartment available priced at $4.7 million. |
Stabilization on the Chinese real estate market Industry Leads Magazine 19.09.2012 | Bulgari plans Shanghai property CIT Magazine 17.09.2012 |
 For the first time in eight months there are signs of slow stabilization on the Chinese real estate market. After eight months of decline China’s home prices were stabilized in June. The stabilization is a result of pro-growth government economic policies and reforms. |  Bulgari Hotels & Resorts has signed an agreement with OCT Group to open a new hotel in Shanghai in 2015. |
The Renaissance Hotel Opens Sixth Shanghai Property Elite Traveler 30.08.2012 | |
 If you have not seen the famous Shanghai skyline recently, look again: You may be in for a surprise. |  Shanghai, China- Reported by Elite Traveler, the private jet lifestyle magazine |
Chinese Real Estate Developers Build Villa On Top of Shopping Malls irealty times 21.08.2012 | Further property curbs expected China Daily 14.08.2012 |
 In China, where space is scarce, developers have to be creative with how to find land. Well, how about building homes on top of a shopping mall? |  Authorities said to have lowered annual land supplies to 159,300 hectares Officials in some provincial governments have already been given warnings by the central government that they are not adhering strictly enough to curbs and policies introduced to keep property prices in check. |
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