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CHINA PRESS
CHINA PRESS: Real estate regulations in China will remain tight to keep the
market stable despite some cities loosening the home purchase limits to attract
new talents, Securities Times said in a front page commentary. The Times says
that loosening local limits would apply to specific groups of people and will
have a limited impact on the property market. Regulations to combat speculation
and stabilize land prices and housing prices will not change, the commentary
says. 

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