
BEIJING (Reuters) – China’s finance ministry frontloaded a budget of 56.6 billion yuan ($7.87 billion) to support urban affordable housing projects, according to state media on Monday (NASDAQ:MNDY).
This part of 2025’s central government fiscal funds will be used for affordable housing and the renovation of urban villages, old residential quarters and shanty towns.
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