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\nBeijing\u2019s insistence on housing being for living in rather than speculation suggests a bailout for the sector is not forthcoming. Instead, there needs to be a focus on managing risks in the short term, finding new growth engines in the medium term and eventually reshaping the housing market.
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\nSource : South China Morning Post
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