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China’s ‘iPhone City’ wants homeowners to trade-in their assets to revive market

Summary by South China Morning Post

China is encouraging more property owners to swap their old homes for new ones as a way to rejuvenate the market. Zhengzhou, home to the largest iPhone factory, is among at least 30 other mainland cities to introduce the trade-in scheme.

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China’s ‘iPhone City’ wants homeowners to trade-in their assets to revive market

19 days ago·Hong Kong

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