China home-price growth slows in November as property curbs dent demand
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CHINA'S overheated property market continued to cool in November as authorities rolled out renewed home-buying curbs to deflate a housing bubble.
New-home prices, excluding government-subsidised housing, gained from the previous month in 55 of the 70 cities tracked by the government, compared with 62 in October, the National Bureau of Statistics said Monday. Prices dropped in 11 cities, compared with seven a month earlier. They were unchanged in four.
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