China's economy is sluggish, and the real estate market continues to slump. Qingdao, Shandong's largest city and an important coastal center, has seen house prices fall back to 2016 levels. Local authorities are trying various measures to boost the market. Recently, a street office in Qingdao called for interviews with residents who have large bank deposits but are not buying houses. This move was mocked online.
A Chinese WeChat public account, "Three Young Men," published an article on June 10 titled "From Malicious Non-Buyers to Deliberate Non-Parents."
The article mentions that a Qingdao street office issued a task notice to promote home-buying policies. If residents with large bank deposits were found not buying houses, it was deemed a lack of awareness, warranting a reminder talk. This task was included in employee performance evaluations.
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17 июн 2024