State-owned developers are rushing to the rescue of cash-strapped local governments in China by stepping to the fore at land auctions previously dominated by private sector groups, the Financial Times reported.
Over the past three months state developers have bought three-quarters of residential land sold at auctions in 22 big cities by value, according to a Financial Times analysis of public records.
They had previously purchased only about 45% of land plots sold at auctions, which is the biggest source of income for local governments.
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