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Price of new housing up 6% on average in major cities
BEIJING, April 17 (Xinhua) -- Prices continued to rise in China's real estate market last month, with Shenzhen, Changsha, Beijing and Guangzhou leading cities in the price hikes, sources with the National Development and Reform Commission said Tuesday.


According to the NDRC data on 70 major cities, new housing was on average six percent more expensive in March month-on-month. The increase rate was 0.1 percentage points higher than the February level.


But in some cities the growth was much quicker.


The cost of new housing surged 10.7 percent on average in Shenzhen, 10.1 percent in Changsha, 9.9 percent in Beijing and 8.6percent in Guangzhou

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