Residential property prices fell in Beijing for the second straight month this year, led by declines in outlying suburbs like Tongzhou and Yizhuang, as a succession of price-curb measures and the government’s establishment of the Xiong’an new area in an adjoining province redirected capital away from transactions in the city.
The average transaction price of pre-owned residences, which form the majority of property transactions in Beijing and are therefore the most sensitive to…
Source : South China Morning Post
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