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Chinanews, Beijing, May 17 - Many people believe that the bubbles in the property market will burst after the 2008 Olympic Games. However, according to Lu Yingchuan, vice1 director of Beijing Municipal Development and Reform Commission, Beijing property market will remain stable and sound after the Games.
Lu said this on May 16, at a press briefing at Beijing Olympic Center. In the last 12 months, the average monthly growth of housing price in Beijing was nearly 10%. Lu think that the hosting of the Games should only partly be responsible for the problem, but it is the great market demand that should count much more. A recent research shows that Beijingers have great demand for houses, and only 17% of the house-buyers bought new houses for speculation2, which is absolutely conceivable. The market itself is quite normal, too, for supply will meet demand in the future, with the regulations on strengthened control becoming effective.
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