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Mar 07, 2023 05:00 AM
ECONOMY

China Sees Land Sales Flat at $1.1 Trillion This Year

China’s 2023 national budget released Sunday suggests local governments’ revenue from land sales will remain sluggish as cash-strapped property developers are reluctant to buy land to start new projects amid weak sales.
China’s 2023 national budget released Sunday suggests local governments’ revenue from land sales will remain sluggish as cash-strapped property developers are reluctant to buy land to start new projects amid weak sales.

China’s 2023 national budget released Sunday suggests local governments’ revenue from land sales will remain sluggish as cash-strapped property developers are reluctant to buy land to start new projects amid weak sales.

Revenue of government-managed funds, mainly from sales of land-use rights to property developers, plunged more than 20% to 7.8 trillion yuan ($1.1 trillion) in 2022. Such revenue is expected to edge up 0.4% this year, the Ministry of Finance said in its budget report submitted Sunday to the National People’s Congress, the country’s top legislature.

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