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Chinese real estate still red hot

by Tony Sagami on May 15, 2008

in Asian Market, Housing Market, Stock Market in China

According to the China’s state planning agency, the National Development and Reform Commission, real estate
prices
in the 70 largest Chinese cities increased by an average
of 10.1% in the last 12 months.

The fastest growing cities were Urumqi (22%), Haikou (19.2%),
Ningbo (17.8%), Bangbu (16.3%) and Beijing (16.1%).

How well do you think E-House is doing in this red hot environment?

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