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    Criteria for the Implementation of Restrictions on Property Purchases Released

     

    Criteria for the Implementation of Restrictions on Property Purchase Restrictions in Second and Third Tier Cities Released
     
    The Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development (MOHURD) has issued a document requiring all provinces to report on their progress in implementing regulation of the real estate market in the first 6 months of this year by Aug 20. MOHURD has also released a set of 5 criteria that will be used by second and third-tier cities in determing whether they need to introduce purchase restrictions. According to the Ministry, if a certain city meets at least 2 of these 5 criteria, they should consider implementing purchase restrictions. The criteria include the pace at which house prices are increasing and also local satisfaction with the implementation of policies aimed at putting a lid on price increases. It's expected that more purchase restrictions will be implemented in many second and third tier cities in Aug.
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    Economic Observer Online
    http://www.ok153.com/2011/0817/208948.shtml 
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     The Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development (MOHURD) has issued a document requiring all provinces to report on their progress in implementing policies aimed at reining in rapid prices rises in China's real estate market in the first 6 months of this year by Aug 20. MOHURD has also released a set of 5 criteria that will be used by second and third-tier cities in determining whether they need to introduce purchase restrictions. According to the Ministry, if a certain city meets at least 2 of these 5 criteria, they should consider implementing purchase restrictions. The criteria include the pace at which house prices are increasing and also local satisfaction with the implementation of policies aimed at putting a lid on price increases. It's expected that more purchase restrictions will be implemented in many second and third tier cities in Aug.

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    Economic Observer Online

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