The Big Call
Low-cost housing surge likely to materialise
- Published 12 Aug 2010
With the commercial real estate market slowing, Beijing is trying to keep fixed asset investment high by boosting low-cost housing construction. Such plans have disappointed before, but this time we think the hoped-for boom will materialise.
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