31-08-2015, 09:42 AM
(31-08-2015, 01:37 AM)VIChris Wrote: Just wanted to contribute some inputs.
China have different tiers cities. Not all cities have the same problem with her property market.
For example, tier 1 city like Shanghai, Bejing have hugh demands, as immigrants flocked to these cities to work. The supply cannot meet the demands and price is on the uptrend.
My 2 cents
I concur. The China market isn't homogeneous, and in fact, distinctly different between provinces, or even cities. It is always dangerous to generalize "China", including the S-Chip perception.

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