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Evergrande debt crisis shines light on China real estate bubble

As Xi pushes 'common prosperity', Beijing tries to avoid fueling an economic downturn

Chinese homebuyers look at housing models of a residential property project at a real estate in China in 2018. Condominium prices in the southern city of Shenzhen are now 57 times the average annual income, and 55 times that of income in Beijing.   © AP
IORI KAWATE, Nikkei staff writer | China

BEIJING -- The debt crisis at China Evergrande Group, the world's most indebted property developer, has cast new light on the health of China's real estate market.

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