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Category Archives: Real Estate
Democracy comes to SOHO?
Disputes between tenants and the management company at Beijing real estate development Jianwai SOHO, and the ensuing election.
Posted in Real Estate
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Drive for development fuels illegal land seizures in Pizhou
An investigation into the land controversy in Pizhou, whose villagers recently staged a large protest against local government leaders.
Posted in Real Estate, The Countryside
Tagged land, land requisition, Ministry of Land and Resources, Pizhou, The Beijing News
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Go to work drunk in Sanlitun
If you live in Gongsan Plaza, you can go to work hung-over, says this advertisement, from Shimao Group.
Posted in Real Estate
Tagged real estate, Sanlitun, Shimao Group
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Chinese developer: Buy a house, get a wife for free
Jin Tai Cheng, a Beijing company, is offering a creative solution for prospective buyers at its “Ecological Bay” Villa project.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Beijing, Business, Real Estate
Tagged housing, real estate
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Junyao Group and the importance of the letter e
Why did Juneyao Group (钧瑶集团), an aviation and real estate outfit based in Shanghai, change its name from the original Junyao?
Posted in Real Estate
Tagged Juneyao, Michael Rank
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The parts that make up a home
A real estate ad builds the character 家 using strokes from other words.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Real Estate
Tagged advertising, characters, real estate ads
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An especially unfriendly notice
Inhabitants of two buildings in Xinjiang are told to move out or be killed.
Yu Jianrong: Farmers have the right to keep land for themselves
Sociologist Yu Jianrong tells Southern Metropolis Weekly that the new rural land rights policy doesn’t really mean much.
Posted in Real Estate
Tagged land rights, real estate, Southern Metropolis Weekly, Yu Jianrong
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China real estate market slump: Q&A with Gady Epstein
Some predictions about the real estate market in China for the next few years.
Posted in Real Estate
Tagged economy, financial crisis, Forbes, Gady Epstein, property rights, real esate
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