The Best of Chinese Commentators
Falling property prices to hurt local government finances?
- Published 20 May 2010
Commentators fear that falling prices will put pressure on local governments who rely on land sales to service debt.
Local governments have been launching a raft of measures this year to cool China's overheating property market. Though transaction volumes have been declining in past weeks, the measures are now starting to take their toll on property prices. How will significant price declines impact local governments' ability to service their debts?
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