Pengfei Ni & Linhua Zou 
Housing Reform and China’s Real Estate Industry 
Review and Forecast

This book provides an in-depth analysis of China’s housing system and real-estate industry .The author weaves together the different elements of the real estate industry into a logically coherent whole, in which the relationship between the real-estate industry and the macroeconomy sets the background, the housing market forms the core, real estate finance makes up a necessary condition, public policy provides the guarantee and the housing system the foundation.






The book constructs an analytical framework for the development of China’s housing system that considers a comprehensive range of factors, highlights the most important issues, and is soundly structured, logical and clear. By applying this framework, the authors present an overview of the past, present and future of China’s housing industry.

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Chapter I The Real Estate Industry in National Economy in: History, Positioning and Trends.- Chapter II China’s Real Estate Industry: Review and Forecast.- Chapter III China’s Real Estate Finance – ‘Gold Master’: Evolution and Forecast.- Chapter IV The Social Security of China’s Housing: Review and Forecast.- Chapter V: China’s Urban and Rural Housing System: Review and Forecast.- Chapter VI China’s Urban-Rural Land System: Review and Forecast.- Chapter VII.- The Reform of Land-Tax System and the Regulation of the Land Market.

Über den Autor

Prof. Pengfei Ni, a member of Urba China, is director of the Urban and Real Estate Economy Research Unit at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences Institute of Finance and Trade Economics. He is chief editor of the Annual Report on China’s Urban Competitiveness, the Annual Report on Development of Housing Market in China and others. His main research fields are the theory and practice of urban economics, real-estate economics, spatial financial studies, and urban competitiveness. He has published over 10 papers in the Journal of International Affairs, Urban Study, China’s Social Sciences and Economic Studies. He received the highest Chinese economics award – The Sun Yefang economics Book Award – for the Annual Report on China’s Urban Competitiveness. His research is significant for China’s development and that of its cities and is a valuable resource for policy makers.