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Category Archives: Real Estate
Everyone needs a new home
An ad for Top Town, a Beijing housing development
Posted in Real Estate
Tagged advertising, real estate, real estate ads, The Beijing News
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Beijing housewives desperate for decent apartments
Energetic City Life (沸城), a development outside Beijing’s southwest Fourth Ring Road, advertises to desperate housewives in the Beijing Youth Daily (北京青年报).
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Real Estate
Tagged advertising, Beijing Youth Daily, real estate, real estate ads
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Property for the masses
Income from property supported by the CPC? What does it all mean?
Posted in Law, Real Estate
Tagged 17th Party Congress, law, property rights
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Where the skies are not cloudy all day
An advertisement for Jackson Hole (原乡美利坚), a wild-west-themed resort development in the mountains north of Beijing.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Real Estate
Tagged advertising, Beijing, real estate, real estate ads
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The ease of being a landlord in the Song Dynasty
From China Newsweek (中国新闻周刊), an essay by Li Kaizhou (李开周) on landlords.
Posted in Real Estate
Tagged China Newsweek, landlords, rent
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The secret behind the rocketing price of Shenzhen’s real estate
In the conclusion of the article, the reporter quotes an anonymous real estate businessman: "A crash is inevitable, maybe next year, maybe beyond. When that day comes, nobody can escape."
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Training a new generation of political cartoonists
A cartoon from Southern Weekend (南方周末).
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