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CHINA PRESS
CHINA PRESS: China will likely keep strict controls over the property markets
this year, the 21st Century Business Herald reported, citing unidentified
analysts. 
  - More second- and third-tier cities are set to introduce policies that will
curb real estate growth: the Herald.
  - Overall property transactions will decline this year, the newspaper said,
citing analysts.
  - Cities of Sanya, Wuhan and Kunming have recently published guidelines to
strengthen controls, including limiting prices, sales volume and regulation of
purchase deposits: the Herald. 

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