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CHINA PRESS
CHINA PRESS: Property sales were robust in May despite tighter policy controls,
Securities Times reported Tuesday. 
  - Sales in 29 major cities monitored by the CRIC Research Center rose 3% m/m,
while the y/y growth was flat, the newspaper said; 
  - Property controls increased, with the property regulator issuing six
policies in 10 days, and 15 cities announcing tighter policy controls; 
  - Property companies accelerating property sales to get cash that would
relieve financing pressure and to improve their half-year results helped with
the robust sales in May; 
  - In addition, the government's restriction on listing prices of new homes led
to new property units being priced lower than second-hand houses, which has
caused home purchasers to expect higher gains in new house prices in the future,
boosting sales.

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