戴德梁行-2009年第一季北京住宅、写字楼、商铺、工业物业市场概览.pdf

Contents

01 Overview


03 Land Market

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04 Office


08 Residential


13 Retail


18 Industrial


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Overview

China’s economic outlook remains relatively optimistic in
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comparison with current economic conditions throughout the

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rest of the globe. That being said, the negative effects of waning
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growth in China’s export and property sectors will present
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serious problems for China’s overall economy in the short-term
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and mid-term; solutions to the present problems in the domestic

economy will require structural changes to be made not only to
the domestic economy but also to the way China’s economy
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The Central Bank of China’s recent adjustment to domestic
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ary policy has closely followed adjustments made by
major central banks in Europe and North America. China’s
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central bank rapidly lowered interest rates and deposit reserve
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ratios during the end of 2008 and has continued to increase the
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range in flexibility of state-owned bank lending.
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In terms of fiscal policy, the Chinese central government’s
massive fiscal initiative intends mit RMB4 trillion to a
variety of central and provincial public works projects over the
course of a two year period. It is hoped that this fiscal spending
will be able to “crowd-in” private investment and help to
preserve a steady rate of economic growth in 2009 and 2010.
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Table 1: Economic indicators for Beijing Q1 2009

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