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Article: Hong Kong's housing bureau is in talks to sell 25,000 unsold subsidised houses estimated at HK$20 billion ($3.9 billion) to China's biggest government-owned property developer, the South China Morning Post said.(Hong Kong)
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- September 1, 2003
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Hong Kong's housing bureau is in talks to sell 25,000 unsold subsidised houses estimated at HK$20 billion ($3.9 billion) to China's biggest government-owned property developer, the South China Morning Post said. The housing bureau is in talks to sell the vacant apartments to the China National Real Estate Development Council, a developer run by China's State Council, or the ...
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