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Mar 27, 2024 04:50 AM
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Cities Revise Housing Policy as Families Turn to Larger Homes

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As family structures and housing needs evolve, three and four-bedroom units will become the main preference in the housing market
As family structures and housing needs evolve, three and four-bedroom units will become the main preference in the housing market

Authorities in two of China’s largest cities have revised a longstanding policy governing residential housing development, signaling a significant change in real estate market dynamics to allow for larger families and more space.

Shenzhen, Southern China's technology hub with a population of over 20 million, has scrapped a policy that prioritized the construction of small and medium-sized housing units. This change potentially shifts the focus towards larger homes to meet the growing demand of families for more spacious living areas.

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