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Chinese Weibo users are salivating over Detroit's bankruptcy
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According to the ability to maintain a desired lifestyle, London is more expensive than Hong Kong, based on the data compiled by online property portal Juwai IQI. Based on Juwai’s estimates, the...
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Malaysians move away from Australia to buy Singapore real estate
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