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| ， Q3/2007 sees the Beijing high-end residential leasing market experience an overall uptrend in rents, with limited availability |
| ， Average vacancy rates for serviced apartments and Grade 'A' villas drop slightly compared with last quarter |
| ， Average sales prices for high-end residential projects increase rapidly, with moderate transactions volumes |
| ， A large number of new high-end residential apartments and villas to be launched in the next quarter |
| ， Central bank increases mortgage down payment requirement for second home buyers from 30 per cent to 40 per cent |
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| ， Q3/2007 witnesses a rebound in market supply from second quarter with annual office supply achieving a post-2000 peak |
| ， Average rents climb to US$22.59 per sq.m. per month, up by 6.37 per cent over the previous quarter with a steady supply of new prime properties entering the market |
| ， Vacancy rates reflect strong demand as the market sees further decline to 10.6 per cent, the lowest rate since 2001 |
| ， Sales market recovers from Q2/2007 but remains relatively quiet |
| ， Beijing Finance Street records the highest QoQ rent increase of 8.86 per cent |
| ， Many tenants choose to 'upgrade' offices to high quality buildings |
| ， More new supply is expected in the last quarter of the year |
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| ， Large volumes of high-end apartment supplywitnessed in 1H/2007 |
| ， Serviced apartment accounts for 31 per cent of new units |
| ， Finance Street begins to emerge as high-endapartment location |
| ， Purchasing demand led by rapid growth of China'sincreasingly wealthy population |
| ， Serviced apartment vacancy increases to highest level since 2000 |
| ， High-end apartment rents now average US$19 persq.m., up 11 per cent compared with 2006 |
| ， High-end villa rents stable at US$18 per sq.m. |
| ， Annual rental increases for 2008 estimated at 25 to 40 per cent |
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| ， Q2/2007 witnesses a fall in supply from the peak in Q1/2007 but total supply in 1H/2007 still higher than 2006 as a whole |
| ， Average rents edge up by 1 per cent compared with the first quarter in spite of ample supply |
| ， Foreign companies and institutions are playing a more important role in Grade 'A' office leasing market through office relocations and expansions |
| ， Sales market not as active as 2006, with few large or en-bloc sales transactions recorded |
| ， Office developments decentralising, many multinational hi-tech companies moving out of CBD |
| ， More supply expected in the second half of the year |
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| ， Strong leasing demand continues into Q1/2007 |
| ， High-end residential sales market stagnant during Q1/2007 |
| ， China initiates collection of Land Appreciation Tax (LAT) from Feb 1, 2007 |
| ， Villa supply is estimated to continue declining due to restrictions on land for luxury villa development |
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| ， Q1/2007 sees expected supply peak |
| ， Rents increase slightly compared with the end of 2006 |
| ， Grade 'A' office vacancy rate stable |
| ， Grade 'A' office prices record upward trend in Q1/2007 |
| ， Larger supply volumn expected in the next quarter |
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| ， High-end residential leasing market robust during 2006 |
| ， Supply in 2006 well below 2005 levels |
| ， High-end residential projects launched on Financial Street and in Zhongguancun |
| ， Average transaction sales price witness dramatic YoY increase |
| ， Booming supply anticipated in 2007 |
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| ， Q4/2006 supply peak spike brings more choice to CBD |
| ， Rents generally stable compared with 2005 |
| ， Strong demand from finance sector, professional services and manufacturers helps maintain high occupacy rates in 2006 |
| ， Substancial new supply expected in 2007 ahead of the Olympics |
| ， Falling rents and rising vacancies expected in Grade 'A' office market in 2007 |
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