Guangzhou became the first Chinese first-tier city to remove the minimum interest rate on mortgages yesterday. Meanwhile, Shenzhen lowered the minimum rate on first- and second-time home loans to 3.5 …
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Guangzhou, Shenzhen to ease home-buying restrictions
Guangzhou and Shenzhen, in south China’s Guangdong Province, have become the latest Chinese cities to ease the financial pressure for buying houses. In a notice issued on Tuesday, the municipal …
