Real barriers to investment

With China's real estate market declining, local authorities are taking measures to boost investment. But central government support has been mixed.

14 minute readMarch 16, 2009 at 12:57 AM
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clpstaff

By Joanna Law.



The once thriving Chinese real property market is now hushed. Individual buyers' appetite for housing is waning and big corporate developers prefer to conserve cash. Housing prices in cities such as Shenzhen and Beijing have plunged dramatically.

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