Even China's 1.4 billion population can't fill all its vacant homes, former official says

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Even China's 1.4 billion population can't fill all its vacant homes, former official says
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Even China's population of 1.4 billion would not be enough to fill all the empty apartments littered across the country, a former ...

BEIJING - Even China's population of 1.4 billion would not be enough to fill all the empty apartments littered across the country, a former official said on Saturday, in a rare publicJann Arden in HRM helping Habitat for Humanity | SaltWireBEIJING - Even China's population of 1.4 billion would not be enough to fill all the empty apartments littered across the country, a former official said on Saturday, in a rare public critique of the country's crisis-hit property market.

Big-name developers such as Country Garden Holdings continue to teeter close to default even to this day, keeping home-buyer sentiment depressed. That would be equal to 7.2 million homes, according to Reuters calculations, based on the average home size of 90 square metres. "How many vacant homes are there now? Each expert gives a very different number, with the most extreme believing the current number of vacant homes are enough for 3 billion people," said He Keng, 81, a former deputy head of the statistics bureau.

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