The recent UBS report, China Question of the Week: Is The Property Sector Recovery Losing Its Steam?, attempts to address a concern many have in China. Whether or not we are seeing the top… or bottom.. of the market. It is a report that, true t... ...full story at All Roads
from All Roads on Fri, Sep 11 2009
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| 11 Dec 08 |
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7.30 Report (Anxiety over China Syndrome) »
YouTube video With recent market volatility, poor investor sentiment and undesirable
market conditions, it is very important to keep updated with relevant
information and updates. Yesterday on ABC 7:30 Report, Business Reporter
Greg Hoy interviewed Premium China Funds... |
| 05 Mar 09 |
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China pledges to keep real estate market stable » People's Daily China will take measures to stabilize real estate market confidence while promote "orderly development" of the industry, Premier Wen Jiabao said Thursday morning. Wen made the remarks in the government work report delivered to nearly 3,000... |
| 12 Dec 08 |
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Report: China mulls tax cuts to boost property market » People's Daily The Chinese government is likely to cut the business and income tax levied on property transactions to further stimulate the real estate market, the English China Daily reported on Friday. The newspaper, quoting industry insiders, said policy... |
| 01 Mar 09 |
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Chinese Premier hopes for stable, healthy real estate sector » People's Daily Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao said on Saturday he hopes to see a stable and healthy development of the country's real estate sector in the face of the global financial crisis. China should strengthen management and regulation to keep housing prices... |
| 03 Jun 09 |
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Concerns behind real estate market revival » People's Daily China's seemingly healthy real-estate market recovery is being eclipsed by the increasing number of returned property. While many big cities like Xi'an and Nanjing are all witnessing the same phenomenon, Beijing seems to be taking the heaviest toll... |
| 22 Oct 08 |
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China announces tax exemption to boost property sector » People's Daily China will exempt, starting from Nov. 1, the stamp tax on property purchase and the value-added tax of land on property sales to boost the recessive real estate sector, the Ministry of Finance said on Wednesday. The contract tax would be reduced... |
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