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For Housing's Sake, Maintain Market Controls
For Housing's Sake, Maintain Market Controls
Real estate developers are pressuring the government to relax housing price controls, but this is no time to buckle
A debate is raging over whether the Chinese government should ease market controls designed to reduce housing prices. So far, thankfully, the "nays" are winning.
Premier Wen Jiabao touched a raw nerve for property developers and other real estate industry players recently when he said the government would not budge from a policy course that promotes more affordable prices, as well as healthy, sustainable market growth.
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