 | Home owners hold posters expressing their dissatisfaction over the poor quality of a residential estate in Nanjing in East China's Jiangsu Province Saturday March 11, 2006. With the increase in private ownership of housing in China has come an increase in disputes between developers and owners over quality, as well as complaints from people evicted from older housing who are inadequately compensated. click to open  |
 | Chinese workers install glass windows for a new building in Nanjing, east China's Jiangsu province, December 26, 2005. China will keep a tight grip on real estate investment in 2006 to maintain stable property prices, Construction Minister Wang Guangtao said in remarks published on Monday. Xinhua news agency quoted Wang as saying the steps were starting to pay off. Annual growth in funds channelled into property development this year had slowed to 21 percent, down 7 percent points from 2004. click to open |
 | A real estate fair attracts spectators in Nanjing, Nov 6th 2004 click to open |
 | A real estate fair attracts spectators in Nanjing, Nov 6th 2004 click to open |
 | A real estate fair attracts spectators in Nanjing, Nov 6th 2004 click to open |
 | A real estate fair attracts spectators in Nanjing, Nov 6th 2004 click to open |
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