Beijing clamps down on property websites

Thu, Apr 13, 2017 - 5:50 AM

Beijing

BEIJING has ordered 15 online real estate portals to remove misleading information, false advertising and even advice on feng shui by Wednesday, as part of its campaign to cool a red hot housing market.

Advertisements on the websites should not promise rising returns on

beijing housing market
property websites

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