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включить в (Michael Peregrine of Santiago Capital says that over the last 10 years China’s property market has “fallen precipitously.” And there is “more downside to come.” The problem has been that many real estate companies in English-speaking countries integrated East Asia’s housing boom into their profit dreams. “The higher Chinese property prices went (valued at US$50 trillion), the more wealth was generated that could then be invested in other property markets around the world,” Peregrine writes in a 50-page report. (vancouversun.com) ART Vancouver) |
