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19 janvier 2015
- doi: 10.58079/v2zc
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Sebastien Goulard, « Second homes in Hainan (I): reducing dependency. », UrbaChina, ID : 10.58079/v2zc
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As noted in a previous post, the second home phenomenon in China is quite different from the one in Western countries. Most of them are not exactly holiday homes, but are bought for other purposes. On exception may be Hainan: the southern island is presented as a major tourist destination and so the island has attracted thousands of Mainlanders who wish to spend a few weeks per year under the sun. But second home acquisitions in Hainan are also motivated by speculation. Per consequence, this...