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China rental push spurs new breed of property bonds
including Beijing and Shanghai. The government is encouraging migrant workers and young couples to settle in rented accommodation to ease upward pressure on property prices, a goal which challenges the strong preference for property ownership among Chinese ... ( read original story ...)
Enthusiasm for property investment among urban Chinese households at 20-month low, survey finds
The bimonthly property investment index dropped to 109 last month from 113 in September, its lowest since March 2016, the Shanghai-based bank said on Thursday. “Property investment enthusiasm from top urban households was dampened by governmental ... ( read original story ...)
Hidden peril awaits China’s banks as property binge fuels mortgage fraud frenzy
Reuters interviewed 12 property agents selling new and existing homes who said they had helped clients dodge lending rules. Another veteran salesperson in Shanghai who works at real estate company E-House China said around 50 percent of his clients engage ... ( read original story ...)
Property shares, resources firms push Shanghai stocks up
Shanghai stocks reversed early losses to end firmer on Wednesday, bolstered by a surge in property shares and resources firms. At the close, the Shanghai Composite index was up 4.35 points or 0.13 per cent at 3,338.00. The blue-chip CSI300 index was down 0 ... ( read original story ...)
China must enhance protection of intellectual property rights: Premier Li
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - It is strategically important for China's economy that the country enhances protection of intellectual property rights, the state news agency Xinhua quoted Premier Li Keqiang as saying, as the cabinet promised to improve regulations. ( read original story ...)