Houses at auction increase almost 24% and press Chinese market
Houses at auction increase almost 24% and press Chinese market.
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Houses at auction increase almost 24% and press Chinese market. The number of real estate auctioned in China increased by 23.7% in the first seven months of the year, further pressing housing prices and exposing the impact of the real estate crisis on indebted families. On average, the auctioned properties were sold this year for about 73% of their valuation value.
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Houses at auction increase almost 24% and press Chinese market.
reliability low1/4 sourcesThe number of real estate auctioned in China increased by 23.7% in the first seven months of the year, further pressing housing prices and exposing the impact of the real estate crisis on indebted families
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According to data published by the Chinese press, only about one third of the buildings put up for auction found buyers, at prices on average around 30% lower than those of comparable properties on the used houses market.
according to Notícias ao Minuto — Economia +1On average, the auctioned properties were sold this year for about 73% of their valuation value.
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The number of properties placed at judicial auction in China increased 23.7% in the first seven months of the year, further pressing prices..
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