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Tag Archives: real estate
Judge warns against “fake divorce”, calling it highly risky
To circumvent the new regulation, some of the most undaunted investors came up with ways to exploit the legal pitfalls: among others, “fake marriage” and “fake divorce”.
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Tagged Beijing Times, real estate
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Let the kids sit straight
Sun City: Qingdao education bureau has distributed 10,000 anti-myopia devices to students free of charge.
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Tagged myopia, Qingdao, real estate
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No leeway for drunk drivers
The Oriental Morning Post reports on proposed amendments to the criminal law.
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Tagged law, Oriental Morning Post, real estate
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Blue Paper: 85% of families can’t afford to buy a house
The Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS) released their “Economic Blue Paper,” the Blue Paper shows that this year the figure for income and all towns and cities across the nation is 8.76, which is 0.46 higher than last year. This is the equivalent of normal families saving for 8.76 years without eating or drinking, and buying a house. The Blue Paper also made predictions about the trend of real estate prices next year, if regulation relaxes, then prices will rebound, and prices might increase a further 20-25%, maybe even more.
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China imposes restrictions on home purchase by foreigners
The Beijing News: New policy allows overseas national to buy no more than one home in mainland China. Overseas institutions can only buy non-residential properties in cities where they were registered.
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Tagged houses, real estate, The Beijing News
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Shanghai imposes quota on home buying
Beijing Times: Despite the government’s tightening policies, property prices in China’s megacities such as Beijing and Shanghai are still hovering around historical highs.
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Tagged real estate, Shanghai，Beijing, suicide
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Mourning the victims of the Yushu Earthquake
How the Chinese media and Internet users are memorializing the Yushu earthquake.
Posted in Charity, Disaster Relief, Front Page of the Day
Tagged day of mourning, donations, real estate, Yushu
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Angry homebuyers surround a developer’s car
The Daqing Evening News reports on a reaction to a sudden price hike for a new apartment development.
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Tagged Daqing Evening News, real estate
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Advertising some prime real estate in Fuzhou
An ad acts as a wrapper of the Fuzhou Evening News. The real estate advert is for a Wanda Plaza in Fuzhou, and the title reads “Quality refurbished SOHO: a new work unit will be launched soon.”
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Tagged advertising, Fuzhou Evening News, real estate, SOHO
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Cao Cao’s tomb excavated in Anyang, Henan Province
Zhengzhou Evening News: The tomb of Cao Cao, one of the three competing warlords for control of China after the downfall of the mighty Han empire, was excavated recently in Anyang, Henan Province.
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Tagged archeology, excavation, real estate, tomb, Wen Jiabao
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