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The ghost estate was taken over by farmers. They cultivate the land there

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In 2010, during the real estate boom, Greenland Group began construction of a luxury estate in the hills surrounding Shenyang, China. Today, instead of chic villas, farmers cultivate land in these areas, and unfinished buildings frighten with emptiness. What made an ambitious project turn into an abandoned ghost town?

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The ghost estate was taken over by farmers. They cultivate the land there

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The ghost estate was taken over by farmers. They cultivate the land there

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