But getting around the laws is laughably easy:
Some developers learned how to beat Ministry of Land and Resources' (MLR) supervision system, which relies on satellite images
to enforce rules against hoarding. Developers who sit on vacant land"MLR's satellite can only scan one area at a time," said a lawyer familiar with the hoarding issue. Developers can find out "when they want to scan a city's land ahead of time. They
send out a few vehicles and pretend to dig. Once the satellites have
moved on, the vehicles are called back."
It's not a bad sign that prices are forcing some developers out of major cities, as the 'bubble' will deflate as it expands.
On the other hand, Beijing's incompetence as a regulator is a very bad sign. This is their biggest failure since a purported crackdown on inflation was followed by a record-high la....
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