Follow the Debate - China Real Estate May 2012
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The expansion of these gigantic cities has been fast, disruptive and unprecedented in world history. It has also been accompanied by rapid price increases. But they have occurred primarily in the first-tier cities. Markets cannot easily price what they have never witnessed before.
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Caixin Online 26/5/2012
- Trading Platform for State-Owned Property Rights Launched
- Mechanism takes over information-gathering role previously held by local property exchanges
Caixin Online 22/5/2012
- Commercial Real Estate Is No Safe Haven
- Tightening polices have chased investors into a new sector, but this is only creating another bubble
The Wall Street Journal 22/5/2012
- Bloomberg News
In September 2010, property company China Vanke told The Wall Street Journal that it had no plans to expand abroad.
On Monday, it said it is taking a 74% stake in Hong Kong-listed Winsor Properties Holdings, which has residential, office and warehouse projects in Hong Kong and Singapore.
The new interest in markets outside China raises a question: Is Vanke hinting that its view of the domestic Chinese market is souring?
People's Daily 15/5/2012
Nearly 90% of Chinese families own houses
The Wall Street Journal 13/5/2012
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China Property Investment Cools Further
Investment in property development in China slowed in April, as housing sales continued to be weak despite government campaigns to bring down prices, deterring would-be developers from purchasing land.
Caixin Online 11/5/2012
- Asset Managers Say 'In Real Estate We Trust'
- AMCs shore up funds that financed property developers in lean times, but a regulator shows little faith
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