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就中国房地产市场热点问题接受中国国际广播电台的英文采访,8月5日晚7点30播出

(2009-08-05 09:59:00)
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就中国房地产市场热点问题接受中国国际广播电台的英文采访,8月5日晚7点30播出

陈杰,复旦大学住房政策研究中心执行主任

就当前中国房地产市场热点问题接受中国国际广播电台(China Radio International, CRI)的英文采访。People in the Know,著名的也是国内唯一的全英文时事评论和对话栏目。今晚8月5日(周二)19:30-19:55播出。其中本人和主持人Paul James约10分钟对话。

基本观点是:
1. 房地产泡沫的存在无可置疑,但什么时候破和会不会破,取决于后期宏观经济走向。
2. 近期房价的高涨,有政策因素、货币因素和自身商业周期调整等多种因素,但不可长期维持。
3. 就外部投资者在大陆房地产投资机会而言,一线城市已经很成熟,但竞争激烈,内地二三线城市发展空间多,但不规范,风险大。
 
 
2009-08-05 China's Housing Market 
It's an area of the Chinese economy which has long been looked upon as one of the main drivers of internal demand.  And recent data shows that China's housing market is showing a major resurgence.  The Centiline Property Agency is reporting that this country's ten main property developers increased their land holdings by 74 percent in June compared to the previous year.  The National Bureau of Statistics has reported the first half of this year saw some 1.45 trillion Yuan was invested in the property development market, an increase of 9.9 percent year-on-year. The residential development side of this equation amounted to some 1.02 trillion Yuan.  Meanwhile, this buying spree is sparking concerns about the creation of a property bubble.  Here in the capital, as an example, residential housing prices in the central business district, in the course of a week, rose some 6.5 percent according to one brokerage firm.  So what is fueling this revived rise in real estate? 

Ni hao, you're listening to People In the Know, your window into the world around you, online at crienglish.com here on China Radio International.  In this edition of our show we're talking about China's housing market.  So let's get started.

First we'll hear from a Chinese expert. Professor Chen Jie is the Deputy Director of the Fudan Housing Policy Research Center at Fudan University in Shanghai.
(Dialogue with Chen)
 
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Introduction to People In the Know 
People In the Know is China's only English-language political current affairs program. PIK covers events that shape not only China, but the world as well.

Originally known as 'Ask The Minister,' People In the Know is designed to give CRI listeners the views of experts and 'people in the know.' Foreign guests, including world leaders, have taken part in People In the Know to tackle tough issues, such as economics, diplomacy and national and international politics.

And because there is such a desire for people around the world to understand and learn about the Chinese political point of view, People In the Know is now brought to you on a daily Basis.

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