Developing Affordable Housing Ecosystems World Wide
[Continued from yesterday's Part 2 and the preceding Part 1.) By: David A. Smith Finishing what has turned into a three-part post on China's housing boom, using a piece from the Wall Street Journal, one from China hush (black Calibri; comments in red calibri) and a third in China Daily (green calibri), we've had [...]
Continued from yesterday’s Part 1.] By: David A. Smith Continuing yesterday’s post exploring China’s boom in housing prices and whether it’s the dreaded bubble, we used as core text a Wall Street Journal article, supplemented by a piece in China hush (black Calibri; comments in red calibri) and another one in China Daily [...]
By: David A. Smith Previously I posted about China’s contemplation of a US-style residential property tax, quite possibly targeted initially at investor-owned or second/ third homes, as a means both of discouraging land hoarding and of letting some of the steam out of the hypothesized bubble in Chinese housing prices. As the Wall Street [...]
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