Abstract : Chinese cities rolled out new measures for the second quarter in a bid to rein in their property markets, as NBS figures showed new residential home prices remained stable in 15 major cities considered the "hottest markets" in Feb.
BEIJING-- Chinese cities rolled out new measures for the second quarter in a bid to rein in their property markets, as National Bureau of Statistics figures showed new residential home prices remained stable in 15 major cities considered the "hottest markets" in February.
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