Today’s China Real Estate Links | March 1, 2012

Here is a list of the day’s latest China real estate news collected from around the web:

• Chinese Tower May Add Floors to Be Tallest After Burj Khalifa

  Shanghai Greenland Group said it may add more floors to China’s second-tallest building under construction to turn it into the highest in the world after the Burj Khalifa in Dubai.

• More Chinese buy property abroad – Colliers

  Chinese mainlanders account for 20-40 percent of foreign property investors to date in Vancouver, Toronto, London and Singapore, a new report from real estate consultants Colliers International said on Tuesday.

• Shanghai reaffirms property curbs in move to quash easing talk

  Shanghai has reaffirmed its commitment to real estate curbs in an apparent attempt to dismiss expectations that China’s commercial hub will ease some restrictions on property purchases.

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