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To be fair, Chinese non-residents of first tier cities also face restrictions, and even residents may face limits on e.g. the number of houses they're allowed t
by logicchains 9y ago
To be fair, Chinese non-residents of first tier cities also face restrictions, and even residents may face limits on e.g. the number of houses they're allowed to own.
- seanmcdirmid 9y agoYes, though foreigners have additional hoops to go through to show residency. Also, foreigners can never obtain hukou even if they are resident for a long time and own property, nor do they get school benefits. so there is little incentive for us to buy rather than rent.