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This 53 page paper considers the property market in Beijing and the way ownership of land rights are granted Peoples Republic of China in order to identify the major drivers and constraints on the supply and demand for land in the city of Beijing. The paper presents a literature review that looks at the different forms of property ownership, the way rights are granted in China and the evolution of property rights in the area to their current status. The paper then presents simulated qualitative research results from interviews to assess the drivers and constraints as they are perceived by those with property ownership rights in Beijing. The paper ends with a discussion and conclusion. The bibliography cites 65 sources.
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53 pages (~225 words per page)
File: TS14_TEbejing1.rtf
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Communist or Socialist Country 18 2.2.1 The Case of China 20 2.3 Urban Planning and Policies in Beijing 25 2.3.1 Land Rights 26 2.3.2 The Position of Beijing 31 3. Primary Research 36 3.1 Research Framework 36 3.2 Methodology 38 3.2.1 Research Aims 38 3.2.2 Data Collection 39 3.2.3 Sampling 41
4. Research Findings 42 5. Discussion 51 6. Conclusion 56 Appendix 1 58 References 59 Figures Figure 1 Local, national or international ownership interests 44 Figure 2 Positive perceptions of the current property rights system 46 Figure
3 Negative perceptions of the current property rights system 47 Figure 4 Desired changes to the current system 50
Abstract This paper considers the property
market in Beijing and the way ownership of land rights are granted Peoples Republic of China in order to identify the major drivers and constraints on the supply and demand
for land in the city of Beijing. Beijing is the capital of China where land control and supply is controlled by the government
with rights to use land being granted. Recent modifications have changed the market with some of the tight controls being relaxed; property rights can new be sold, treated in much
the same way as leasehold property in non communist countries. This change in land law along with increased influences from western firm
and the desire to invest has cause property prices to increase. This has also meant many new investors have seen investing in land as more viable than in the past
to a higher degree of security, increasing the number of jobs. In turn this is making Beijing more attractive and more FDI is taking place an increasing demand. In the
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