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Tag Archives: real estate
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.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged archeology, excavation, real estate, tomb, Wen Jiabao
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Government warns developers about land hoarding
Ministry of Land and Resources recently released a list of development projects nationwide which involved developers failing to develop the land timely.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged goverment, houses, land use, real estate
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Real estate swindler goes on trial in Beijing
A 26-year-old woman went on trial yesterday at a Beijing court on fraud charges.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Times, flu, Liu Guozheng, real estate, scams
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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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A property giant takes on the Xinjiang media
Xinjiang’s Morning Post is barred from communities run by Guanghui Property Management. It strikes back with a three-page feature.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged cults, Morning Post, newspapers, real estate, watchdog journalism, Xinjiang Guanghui Industry
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An especially unfriendly notice
Inhabitants of two buildings in Xinjiang are told to move out or be killed.
Director Feng Xiaogang wins celebrity endorsement lawsuit
Feng Xiaogang beats back a lawsuit over fraudulent celebrity endorsement.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing
Tagged celebrity endorsements, Feng Xiaogang, real estate
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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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Enraged home buyers protest for refunds
Chinese Business View (华商报): Hundreds of enraged home buyers in Hangzhou stormed their developer’s office and demanded to have their money refunded after the developer dropped the price.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged protests, real estate, Vanke
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