When China's real estate market started heating up a few years ago, Beijing tightened the rules for foreigners buying property. I just read an interesting and quite convincing article, entitled, "Shrinking House Sales and the Fear of 'Deep Adjustment'... ...full story at China Law Blog
from China Law Blog on Tue, Jul 01 2008
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Real Estate In Motion/Sydney CBD/ Property Video »
YouTube video Real Estate In Motion Property Video.
The property is situated on the western side of Dixon Street, bounded by Goulburn, Harbour and Factory Streets, and is opposite the Entertainment Centre and diagonally opposite the Darling Harbour Chinese Gardens in... |
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Real estate sales plummet during the Olympic month » Danwei Beijing TimesSeptember 2, 2008 The Beijing Olympic Games didn't save Beijing's fizzling real estate market from gloom, despite the hopes of investors and developers. According today's Beijing Times, which cited statistics from the Beijing Construction... |
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Beijing Taking Over China Real Estate In Power Move » China Law Blog Just read a very interesting and thoughtful article by Dr. Barry Naughton, entitled, "The Assertive Center: Beijing Moves Against Local Government Control of Land" [pdf] The article is in the Winter, 2007, issue of China Leadership Monitor, a fairly... |
| 29 May 08 |
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Quake Aftershocks in the Property Market » China Journal Jonathan Cheng reports on some recent concerns over real estate in China. Shanghai real estate (AP photo) This month’s big earthquake is sending ripples through housing markets in nearby Chengdu, Chongqing and, it seems, markets much further... |
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Does the Property Law protect private property? » Danwei China Law Blog recently published an overview of China's new property law, in four parts. The posts focus on immovable property (i.e. real estate), not the sections of the law that deal with movables (personal property). It is an interesting look into... |
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China's real estate boom continues in November, government statistics show » People's Daily China's real estate sector is continuing to boom despite tighter monetary policy, at least in terms of total fund inflows, the latest government statistics show. Also, more foreign capital is going into the property market. ... |
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