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In the past three years, Chinese regulators who have determined to stabilize house prices have been playing a game of moles with developers, and they have almost tightened any export where the latter can freely obtain funds. p>
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However, a financing method that provides the largest amount of funds for housing companies and almost zero cost has been ignored: the pre-sale funds from buyers. p>
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This month, the situation has changed. Many local governments have begun to launch intensive policies, and this financing channel is being threatened. p>
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The latest action was in Xi’an. Three days ago, this city with a slight upward trend in house prices initiated a consultation process for the supervision system of real estate pre-sale funds. p>
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Different from the supervision that has been implemented in many cities in the past, but without substantial restrictions, Xi’an this time clearly stipulated that the amount of pre-sale funds used by developers to pay for construction costs is 1.2 times the total amount of construction funds required. p>
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The new system prohibits developers from directly collecting pre-sale funds,