Market-Supporting Strategies: A Turning Point in China’s Housing Governance?

Zhihua Zhou

East Asian Policy (EAP), 2015, vol. 07, issue 04, 65-77

Abstract: The paper investigates the performance of China’s housing market and the reasons for its housing problems. Beyond market mechanical deficiencies of the infant housing development, local government’s housing-led economic development model and central government’s economic-prioritised housing policy strategy are the roots of its housing problems. The Xi-Li leadership is seemingly taking a step towards market-supporting strategies; this could be the turning point in housing governance since the 1998 housing reform.

Date: 2015
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