Yeah it is not the first time Chinese govt has implemented policies on trying to control house prices....what that tells me is there is pent up demand and in my experience, house prices (anywhere in the world) only go down when there is no demand not pent up demand...
@ryanxuqi's original post - i wish the only determinant of iron ore prices is Chinese govt policies on property purchases... that would make commodity price forecast so much simpler and straight forward... lol iron ore prices is a function of global supply and demand fundamentals....
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