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From ghost to giant: long skyscraper saga nears finish amid China property woes

Summary by South China Morning Post
Once deemed a ‘ghost tower’ and a benchmark of unfinished projects, the 596-metre building’s state-backed revival reflects efforts to rebuild confidence in fragile market.

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From ghost to giant: long skyscraper saga nears finish amid China property woes

Once deemed a ‘ghost tower’ and a benchmark of unfinished projects, the 596-metre building’s state-backed revival reflects efforts to rebuild confidence in fragile market.

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South China Morning Post broke the news in Hong Kong on Sunday, April 5, 2026.
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