Restrictions on home purchases in some major second-tier cities were back in place just 24 hours after they were lifted, leaving the future of China’s bruised US$1.7 trillion housing market hanging in the air once more.
Chinese cities Qingdao, Suzhou reinstate homebuying curbs a day after scrapping them, leaving market in limbo
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