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MNI BRIEF: China To Use Cash-based Housing Resettlement

MNI (BEIJING) - China will use a cash-based method to settle residents in urban-village renovations and double the credit scale of whitelisted housing projects to CNY4 trillion by year-end in a bid to stabilise the housing market, Housing Minister Ni Hong told reporters on Thursday.

Authorities will renovate one million urban-village and dilapidated houses via “monetised resettlement,” Ni said, adding this will allow residents to choose locations themselves and move into new homes directly. 

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MNI (BEIJING) - China will use a cash-based method to settle residents in urban-village renovations and double the credit scale of whitelisted housing projects to CNY4 trillion by year-end in a bid to stabilise the housing market, Housing Minister Ni Hong told reporters on Thursday.

Authorities will renovate one million urban-village and dilapidated houses via “monetised resettlement,” Ni said, adding this will allow residents to choose locations themselves and move into new homes directly. 

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