End in sight for China’s building boom

An “inevitable” property tax will have severe consequences for the industry, but should benefit the broader economy.
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A Chinese ghost town featured on CBS's 60 Minutes
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China’s property industry faces a bleak future. It is now seen as inevitable that the government will rein in the country’s building boom with a nationwide property tax, which would divert savings away from the real estate market and bring an end to the mania.

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