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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.

 

The Wall Street Journal   28/6/2012

Chinese Banks Told to Discount Rates

The government of China's central province of Henan has told banks to offer steep mortgage discounts to buyers of a first home in a move to boost the sagging property market.

The Wall Street Journal   23/6/2012

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  Chinese Target U.S. Homes

  Lennar is in talks with the China Development Bank for approximately $1.7 billion in capital to jump-start two San Francisco projects.

The Wall Street Journal   23/6/2012

Chinese Buyers Snap Up U.S. Luxury Properties

A new wave of buyers from China is snapping up luxury properties across the U.S., injecting billions of dollars into the country’s residential real-estate market. Lauren Schuker has details on Lunch Break. .

Caixin Online   19/6/2012

Shenzhen's No Man's Land

Upon reaching an impasse on property development, city's authorities issued sweeping guidelines in bid to clear up land rights

Caixin Online   15/6/2012

Regulators Deny Easing Housing Market Controls

Lower limit for personal housing loans remains 0.7 times the benchmark rate, central bank says

The Wall Street Journal   1/6/2012

• Chinese Home Prices Decline

  Housing prices in 100 major Chinese cities were lower in May on-year for the second consecutive month, though they showed a slightly smaller decline on a month-on-month basis, China Real Estate Index System said.