-China’s real estate prices have successfully challenged the wisdom of economists and the will of decision-makers for 20 years running. This time, the decision-makers speak loud and in unequivocal terms that houses are for living, not for speculation. Has the market got the message? Has the market understood the message?
-A long-term mechanism of sound development of the real estate market has been called for. This time, what will the government do to set it up?
-It goes without doubt that real estate plays a vital role in China’s economic take-off. Will the government redefine its role in the economy when it stresses the living purpose of houses?