I believe the retirement crisis will get even worse. Many struggle to save due to low wages, rising prices, and exorbitant rents. With homeownership becoming unattainable for middle-class Americans, they may not have a home to rely on for retirement either.
Consider buying stocks when the economy is not doing well, like during a recession. It could be a chance to buy them at a lower price and sell later when prices go up. Just keep in mind, this isn't financial advice, but sometimes it's better than keeping a lot of cash.
Accurate asset allocation is crucial. Some use hedging or defensive assets in their portfolio for market downturns. Seeking financial advice is vital. This approach has kept me financially secure for over five years, with a return on investment of nearly $1 million.
How can I participate in this? I sincerely aspire to establish a secure financial future and am eager to participate. Who is the driving force behind your success?
Sonya lee Mitchell is the licensed fiduciary I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
Unfortunately in China, their policies force people to only be able to buy homes this way, otherwise it's extremely expensive and unattainable to buy an already done house. In my country, I bought land and building my house using contractors of my own choice. In China, that's Impossible.
That's not necessarily true. Most of my wives relatives in China bought houses already built. They bought them because they were near a good elementary school for their kids. Her family members got good discounts because the building was made in 1997 and is older@@BaDazai
Not 100% true, China is a communist government that is why. CCP can get any of their citizen's property if they wanted to, at first they really invested in real-estate but now, CCP doesn't care anymore about real-estate, they are more focus on advancing their military capabilities.
Not all Chinese are rich. Chinese homes require mortgage payment during construction. China's real estate is a Ponzi scheme where new money is used to either fix existing problems or market new projects instead.
People forget that Much of China is still poor. GDP per capita lags well behind western nations. The demand and affordability for millions of Chinese simply still isn’t there yet. They built too much too fast.
80 million of anything is mind blowing ,& it says alot about people, with all that availability China can end world homelessness over night ...literally
Meanwhile, America is grappling with homelessness by the tens of thousands. Europe has a migrant crisis while China is being plagued with excess in housing.
Those houses collapsing apart, they have build with cheapest materials... It is unsafe to live in those houses(not all, but majority of them) ! So ur comment here is irrelevant ! Except for migrant crisis in EU !
@@502opz346 Stop taking drugs,their houses are better than US made paper houses..They use cement to build those houses not Wood which is blown by the wind.
Changchun is in the North which used to be the base of heavy industries but has never taken off after the opening up as the Southern provinces. Therefore, real estate projects there have not been not sold well and are hit the hardest when real estate crisis came last year.
I would rather have a oversupply issue rather then a low supply issue. At least no one is sleeping in cars and on the streets like they are in Australia.
@@MA-jz4yc They are not liveable and no one is living in them. They don't even have power and are unsafe to live in. And most people lost their deposits / savings. Thats a lot worse than having the opposite problem that the west has, a shortage of housing. Either way both populations don't have a home, only those in China lost their savings aswell.
@@SIR_RRChina has solved it's housing crisis. It's the western media that sensationalized and smeared the issue out of proportions. Just like a lot of westerners visited China recently and discovered that the China they visited is totally different from how the,western medias reported. Liars, liars pants on fire.
@@mrcable1996 that’s idiotic. Overpopulation is an absolute lie. Just look at this city. There’s countless apartments, the city simply refuses to finish construction. Yeah if everyone was dead we wouldn’t have to worry about anyone would we? But the idea that the populace is too large for the world to handle is idiotic.
Those new Chinese cities are not livable. Along with homes not being completed, there are few jobs and economic opportunities. People don't want to move if they cannot find paid work and support system.
This is tiring ignorance to behold. There are many ghost towns all over the world and homeless people can't just move in and live there. This is the case all over the world-Italy,Ireland,Spain. It is totally nonsensical.
it s a crisis ; people are getting houses that will never be finished and those people are still paying the full debt .. it s actually outrageous that company built too much houses more than the demand and now they can't even provide a finished product
@@starventureYou incorrectly assume that there are no intra-group differences among the Chinese people. I e , different personalities, motivations, values etc
It's also going to have a demographic collapse, so there will be less demand for a huge supply. The Chinese who invested in Canada however are very happy and rich! No wonder there is an increasing escape from China from those who can.
China has a *faulty economic model,* which causes frictions with other countries. Experts have warned China for years that the model is not sustainable.
@@AhmetTekin101 Indeed but that isn't what sustainable means. Also remember the US is $35,000,000,000,000 in debt (124%) and rising. This is the opposite of sustainable.
In the Netherlands there is a shortage of houses that young people. starters, can afford. Can't imagine that the Netherlands would let such house park go unfinished.
Who was the idiot who authorized constructing buildings without making sure that those buildings will get finished and the money will return to the government in form of taxes?
Boom bust cycles are the norm for now and have been for the past 100 years,tragically. Wall Street Crash is just after beginning in China with collapse of Evergrande,probably for similar reasons humorously.
6 месяцев назад+13
I'm living in a house that's nearly 200 yrs old. I don't think they'll make 20.
So if China has built houses and they are empty,in the UK and the EU including the US, people are sleeping rough on the streets, so nothing to preach about.
China has solved it's housing crisis. It's the western media that sensationalized and smeared the issue out of proportions. Just like a lot of westerners visited China recently and discovered that the China they visited is totally different from how the,western medias reported. Liars, liars pants on fire.
Chinese 🇨🇳 property sector, which accounts for 30% of GDP, is crashing. - Exports and imports, accounting for 37% GDP, are down. - Foreign investment (FDI) is falling over 90%, lowest in 3 decades. - Foreign visitors are down 96% compared to the pre-pandemic level in 2019. - Consumer prices are experiencing deflation. - Youth unemployment hits over 21%, a record. - Its fast-shrinking workforce is 10 years older than neighboring countries. *Still, China keeps reporting outrageous GDP numbers.* Lol Where does the growth come from?
80 million homes. Not homes for 80 million people. 80 million homes is crazy. Assuming 4 people per home on average, that's bigger than a vast majority of countries' population.
Can't understand the concept of an empty housing. If it's cheap, someone should get it. People around the world are dying to get a few square meters of place and here we have abandoned buildings just because of little things?
America did the same thing to me. Just a lot of working hard investments in myself and the market. Training others in my trade. Everything was taken from me with various policies. America never allowed us a somewhat steady work environment. I have never worked a full year in my life. I'm 48 years old! I was a master tradesman! Now I'm unable to work because of a dangerous work environment! Insurance companies treat me like garbage! I'm disabled now! America sucks too! It's probably not any different than China. The only difference is the culture. The government is just as bad they just use different ways to achieve the same goal! Hopelessness!
Difficulty in allocating resources. Just like the tenants of the Industrial Revolution,modern tertiary economies are giving the raw end of the stick to the middle and lower class.
Govt cannot do social housing either. Most people already have a home. 90% of households have a home. And they have 200 mn empty flats. 10% households means only 30mn homes. what will china do with 150mn empty homes?
@@TheGeorgeous service based economy wouldn't need massive home inventory. The problem is acute longevity. The aging folks that hold longer instead of downsizing.
Here is what to do. Create a vocational school to train handyman technicians. Employ teachers to teach the unemployed new graduates. Then have them go over there and fix those buildings, so that they can be lived in.
Nos usa e europa o problema são os bilhões do contribuinte enviados para a Ucrânia com PIB abaixo dos bilhões que recebeu e que jamais pagará de volta. Aí falta moradias, empregos e sobra muita fome, moradores de rua e todo tipo de miséria. Mas botam a culpa nos imigrantes igual Hitler fazia.
Plenty of iligal immigrants in Europe that would make use of them. The UK doesn't quite have 80 million apartments/ homes spare but China does so makes sense
Most of these 80 million unfinished apartments/homes in China are mere shells of buildings, Not only do they have no electricity and water, the building shells themselves are crumbling due to faulty construction standards. China has already demolished some of these projects because they are essentially worthless.
it's a forever asset liability that will go for most part to waste and will be written off in the upcoming decades... but these landmarks empty towns will stay as a reminder of a stark greedy past...That's what happen in many countries that did suffer the same ordeals and housing crisis.
Biggest waste of resources in human history. Imagine all the fuel, concrete, wood and various resources used on these projects..
Welcome to China
Meanwhile Canadians have to pay a 'carbon' tax.
@@vercopoliscanda's Carbon tax are jokes compared to Eu ones (in NL, in FR, etc.)
And their all tofu dreg projects hahaha
Still can be used
I believe the retirement crisis will get even worse. Many struggle to save due to low wages, rising prices, and exorbitant rents. With homeownership becoming unattainable for middle-class Americans, they may not have a home to rely on for retirement either.
Consider buying stocks when the economy is not doing well, like during a recession. It could be a chance to buy them at a lower price and sell later when prices go up. Just keep in mind, this isn't financial advice, but sometimes it's better than keeping a lot of cash.
Accurate asset allocation is crucial. Some use hedging or defensive assets in their portfolio for market downturns. Seeking financial advice is vital. This approach has kept me financially secure for over five years, with a return on investment of nearly $1 million.
How can I participate in this? I sincerely aspire to establish a secure financial future and am eager to participate. Who is the driving force behind your success?
Sonya lee Mitchell is the licensed fiduciary I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
Rule number one. NEVER buy an apartment or home that isn't completed and able to be inspected.
Unfortunately in China, their policies force people to only be able to buy homes this way, otherwise it's extremely expensive and unattainable to buy an already done house. In my country, I bought land and building my house using contractors of my own choice. In China, that's Impossible.
@@BaDazai I believe the Chinese cannot buy homes in technical terms, they just pay a permit to live there for a couple of decades
That's not necessarily true. Most of my wives relatives in China bought houses already built. They bought them because they were near a good elementary school for their kids. Her family members got good discounts because the building was made in 1997 and is older@@BaDazai
Except in Singapore 😊
Not 100% true, China is a communist government that is why. CCP can get any of their citizen's property if they wanted to, at first they really invested in real-estate but now, CCP doesn't care anymore about real-estate, they are more focus on advancing their military capabilities.
Getting into problems with the police for just complaining about being screwed over?
Sheesh...
Yup
SOCIAL CREDIT SCORE -150
absolute rubbish! there is no shortage of public complaints on local social media and they have not been censored. Sky News is fake news !
Tryna bring that bs worldwide.
the real face of communism
80 Million empty homes with 1.4 Billion people....
Something isn't adding up here.🤔
Not all Chinese are rich. Chinese homes require mortgage payment during construction. China's real estate is a Ponzi scheme where new money is used to either fix existing problems or market new projects instead.
People forget that Much of China is still poor. GDP per capita lags well behind western nations. The demand and affordability for millions of Chinese simply still isn’t there yet. They built too much too fast.
@@JamesMcKenzie505china ain't poor but it's just that 400 million people live in villages but they've their own land and are self dependent.
the entire country could have 800 million homes with 10% being empty. Did that explain it better? lol.
80 million of anything is mind blowing ,& it says alot about people, with all that availability China can end world homelessness over night ...literally
Meanwhile, America is grappling with homelessness by the tens of thousands. Europe has a migrant crisis while China is being plagued with excess in housing.
Perks of democracy, innit?
Also it's not migrants it's colonists there going back on vacation to the country they fled from wake up mo ron
@@in-x-orable2769I don’t think democracy is to blame, and China ain’t one anyway
Those houses collapsing apart, they have build with cheapest materials... It is unsafe to live in those houses(not all, but majority of them) ! So ur comment here is irrelevant ! Except for migrant crisis in EU !
@@502opz346 Stop taking drugs,their houses are better than US made paper houses..They use cement to build those houses not Wood which is blown by the wind.
Changchun is in the North which used to be the base of heavy industries but has never taken off after the opening up as the Southern provinces. Therefore, real estate projects there have not been not sold well and are hit the hardest when real estate crisis came last year.
This city is packed by auto manufacturers but I guess mansions like this are built for a limited niche.
I would rather have a oversupply issue rather then a low supply issue. At least no one is sleeping in cars and on the streets like they are in Australia.
They are
Utter nonsense. The home is still useless.
Mansions along dirt roads says a lot
That country is a dump
Followed by police all day? Wow, that's just strange.
Not strange in China.
Having the Olympics in China was strange. They had to break the law with VPN to use standard internet. Some were locked up for accessing the WWW.
@@Ulysses.S.Grant.For.The.Union.lmao
tottaly normal in a communist ditatorship. only thing that matters is staying in power.
Imagine police enforcing masking rules and checking people are in their homes 🤷🏻♂️🤔….
Why do they look like towering prisons?
From an American prospective
@@DreamEater-cb2cl From every perspective
So which is worse? Thousands of empty properties or thousands of people without homes like in the UK?
@@SIR_RR At least the houses are physically there and people can live in them.
@@SIR_RR 34 trillion in debt @1T per 100 days of intersect repayments better?
@@MA-jz4yc They are not liveable and no one is living in them. They don't even have power and are unsafe to live in. And most people lost their deposits / savings. Thats a lot worse than having the opposite problem that the west has, a shortage of housing. Either way both populations don't have a home, only those in China lost their savings aswell.
@@MA-jz4yc they would starve.. theres no food.. no water.. no jobs in the area for miles and miles
@@SIR_RRChina has solved it's housing crisis. It's the western media that sensationalized and smeared the issue out of proportions. Just like a lot of westerners visited China recently and discovered that the China they visited is totally different from how the,western medias reported. Liars, liars pants on fire.
Too much housing is a problem …. Not enough housing is a problem. What’s the common denominator ?
Government.
People are the problem bro, the world has a population problem@@thedownunderverse
@@mrcable1996 that’s idiotic.
Overpopulation is an absolute lie. Just look at this city. There’s countless apartments, the city simply refuses to finish construction.
Yeah if everyone was dead we wouldn’t have to worry about anyone would we? But the idea that the populace is too large for the world to handle is idiotic.
Greed
here, its communism
80 million empty homes, invite people from abroad to come live
And destroy their culture? No westerners are rude.
Who suggested inviting westerners?
No one did, shinji just wanted to make clear they are racist.
@@csmain 80 million would be 4-5% of their population.
@@shinji1264 They are massively xenophobic
it's mind blowing how much was built and not finished.
Come to Chicago we got abandoned houses everywhere
Having excess of something is way better that sleeping on the skid row
Nonsensical comment. Who will absorb the loss?
@@jimpeterson6730Get on the sarcasm express 🚝
@@jimpeterson6730 The government: citizens will bailout the banks
@@jimpeterson6730a government that actually cares about the people, that’s difference between socialism and democracy.
@@LifelongLearnerForeveryou cannot be talking about CCP socialism.
How do they have homeless when they have cities with no one in them?
Those new Chinese cities are not livable. Along with homes not being completed, there are few jobs and economic opportunities. People don't want to move if they cannot find paid work and support system.
This is tiring ignorance to behold. There are many ghost towns all over the world and homeless people can't just move in and live there. This is the case all over the world-Italy,Ireland,Spain. It is totally nonsensical.
Country Garden says hold my beer 🍺
@@jules263 homeless in USA 😂
@@JonySmith-bb4gxBecause homelessness and drug addicts only exist in America 🤦♂️
As long as I get mines
0:23 look's like a swamp😂
As a honeless person, I can feel the pain
Looks so polluted - probably why no one wants to live there. yuck!
0:48 the fact sky news calls it a “Propery Crisis” just ended me!
Why?
@@martinogold crisis = Abondon
@@martinogold do I really have to answer that :/ :D
it s a crisis ; people are getting houses that will never be finished and those people are still paying the full debt .. it s actually outrageous that company built too much houses more than the demand and now they can't even provide a finished product
@@boiscooka232 no, housing surplus. These homes were never lived in. China builds and plans cities mindfully in advance.
So sad
And the uk can barely build a 100th of the houses we need every year…. The financial and economic systems are definitely failing somewhere
None of these are livable, though. They are not built to be lived in.
Less people is needed not more housing.
Yeah I wonder why people chose not to move into unfinished houses. Is that normal in Australia, Sky?
NIMBY is a term that ain’t in the Chinese dictionary 😂
That's bcz Chinese speak Mandarin .
No such thing as undesirable neighbors in a nation where everyone looks and acts alike.
@@starventureYou incorrectly assume that there are no intra-group differences among the Chinese people. I e , different personalities, motivations, values etc
It's also going to have a demographic collapse, so there will be less demand for a huge supply. The Chinese who invested in Canada however are very happy and rich! No wonder there is an increasing escape from China from those who can.
That's UK finland Korea Japan
So never be homeless cuz plenty supply.
All of them are rich??? I see so many poor Chinese from China in America and they live in these run down apartments in the inner cities!
@@williamMaezawa I see Americans in homeless shelters . And I am American myself
China has a *faulty economic model,* which causes frictions with other countries. Experts have warned China for years that the model is not sustainable.
No model that depends on growth is ever sustainable. That's just basic logic.
@@TurinTuramberTaiwan is doing well. So is the US.
@@AhmetTekin101 Indeed but that isn't what sustainable means.
Also remember the US is $35,000,000,000,000 in debt (124%) and rising. This is the opposite of sustainable.
I find it hilarious when people quote 'experts' in their comments, they think it gives their comment a seal of approval.
@@TurinTuramber This is why China is moving towards a steady state model
In the Netherlands there is a shortage of houses that young people. starters, can afford. Can't imagine that the Netherlands would let such house park go unfinished.
They're homeless in their own home.
Governments all over the world can still be counted on to waste lots and lots of taxpayer money.
Who was the idiot who authorized constructing buildings without making sure that those buildings will get finished and the money will return to the government in form of taxes?
Boom bust cycles are the norm for now and have been for the past 100 years,tragically. Wall Street Crash is just after beginning in China with collapse of Evergrande,probably for similar reasons humorously.
I'm living in a house that's nearly 200 yrs old. I don't think they'll make 20.
Wow, property bubble coupled with 80 million empty homes.
We are dealing with our own houseing crisis in many countrys
So if China has built houses and they are empty,in the UK and the EU including the US, people are sleeping rough on the streets, so nothing to preach about.
China has solved it's housing crisis. It's the western media that sensationalized and smeared the issue out of proportions. Just like a lot of westerners visited China recently and discovered that the China they visited is totally different from how the,western medias reported. Liars, liars pants on fire.
Chinese homes were not completed. They are simply unfinished construction that are not livable in western standards due to safety issues.
What % of people are homeless in US, EU, UK, China ?
Let’s talk data/Numbers
China is suffering from residentlessness!😂
Black Rock , SoftBank , Vanguard , Wall Street - must be crying about their money ha ha
China has several empty cities. I saw something similar to this years ago..
And the world watches on? what a silly title. Man journalism nowadays is weird.
Who woulda thought that housing as an investment vehicle would cause worldwide homelessness?
Chinese 🇨🇳 property sector, which accounts for 30% of GDP, is crashing.
- Exports and imports, accounting for 37% GDP, are down.
- Foreign investment (FDI) is falling over 90%, lowest in 3 decades.
- Foreign visitors are down 96% compared to the pre-pandemic level in 2019.
- Consumer prices are experiencing deflation.
- Youth unemployment hits over 21%, a record.
- Its fast-shrinking workforce is 10 years older than neighboring countries.
*Still, China keeps reporting outrageous GDP numbers.* Lol
Where does the growth come from?
OK CIA BOT
The property sector accounts for 22% of their GDP,stop lying bot.
where are your numbers coming from lol
@@ArabicReja973 I had toast for breakfast
Source: just trust me bro
Why so many unfinished then.
Ponzi scheme. Some of the money for new construction went towards promoting additional projects instead of completing ongoing ones.
Prebuilt sales offer the potential for amazing profit returns.
No one ever seems to focus on the risk.
The quality must be bad
80 million homes. Not homes for 80 million people.
80 million homes is crazy. Assuming 4 people per home on average, that's bigger than a vast majority of countries' population.
Can't understand the concept of an empty housing. If it's cheap, someone should get it. People around the world are dying to get a few square meters of place and here we have abandoned buildings just because of little things?
这些房子都是卖出去的，开发商收了钱房子没盖完跑路了
Some of us would rather those buildings crumble than be forced to live in them.
Goes to show where their interests are. It's not with the people or their well-fare.
America did the same thing to me. Just a lot of working hard investments in myself and the market. Training others in my trade. Everything was taken from me with various policies. America never allowed us a somewhat steady work environment. I have never worked a full year in my life. I'm 48 years old! I was a master tradesman! Now I'm unable to work because of a dangerous work environment! Insurance companies treat me like garbage! I'm disabled now! America sucks too! It's probably not any different than China. The only difference is the culture. The government is just as bad they just use different ways to achieve the same goal! Hopelessness!
With all major countries loosing population, why is there a housing crisis?
Difficulty in allocating resources. Just like the tenants of the Industrial Revolution,modern tertiary economies are giving the raw end of the stick to the middle and lower class.
80M flats? more like 500M. More homes than people in the worlds second most populous country
As if they don't treat their people bad enough, they're ruining them financially too.
The land hasn't gone anywhere.
Nothing else is real.
Every time i watch the news I’m like, yeah, the worlds just lost it.
Especially the ICJ court latest ruling! Utterly ridiculous! 😏
@@jettser17UK awww jealous u are that your sugar daddy is called out
@@matthewwilliams3827 china has housing
UK forgot
On the other hand, some cities / countries can't even solve homelessness. Look at the disparity in capabilities.
And British economy is doing well that is why they keep changing their prime minister like a clothes
lol
How's your cardboard condo?
It is, actually
Not sure what their problem is, isn’t that their superior made in china building quality?
The Monk’s comment, was the best!
No they can't. No planning
Yes!
_Daniel Hingst_
This looks like a place for sheep's. So 80 million empty homes. This can't be real...
What a great country to live in. I wouldn't even go there for a holiday.
Because they stole the money
Just make everything the same
No squatters?
I imagine all the economic change happened too fast and authorities were too uneducated and unprepared for it
Govt cannot do social housing either. Most people already have a home. 90% of households have a home. And they have 200 mn empty flats. 10% households means only 30mn homes. what will china do with 150mn empty homes?
90% of China own their own home.
While only 50% of UK do.
China is far ahead.
No demand then….
@@TheGeorgeous service based economy wouldn't need massive home inventory. The problem is acute longevity. The aging folks that hold longer instead of downsizing.
@@TheLuckyShot101 homeless is in demand in UK ?
The 90% “home ownership” rate in China is very misleading and can’t be compared to non-socialist countries. Read up about it.
If 90% own a home already then there is little demand for all these new developments….
Who planned the layout of those mansions?
His urban design degree Should be revoked
Can Britain solve its homelessness problem ? Million are homeless, million
going hungry.
Here in Canada we are bombarded with a ridiculous carbon tax!! Look at the waste of resources. Bs
Looks like a prison city
Let's pretend we don't have housing crisis.
Ok china cheerleader. But we don't have 80 million built homes and apartments just sitting around crumbling.
@@deez1976 What is worse? A-having 80M empty homes. B-5M homeless or paying $2.5k for one bedroom.
@@deez1976 What was 1980s and 2008 recession about?
This is not going to end well.
This is the problem i wish i had in my country
chinese corruption just gets worse and worse.
Here is what to do. Create a vocational school to train handyman technicians. Employ teachers to teach the unemployed new graduates. Then have them go over there and fix those buildings, so that they can be lived in.
I thought the USA had housing problems😢😮😊
Nos usa e europa o problema são os bilhões do contribuinte enviados para a Ucrânia com PIB abaixo dos bilhões que recebeu e que jamais pagará de volta. Aí falta moradias, empregos e sobra muita fome, moradores de rua e todo tipo de miséria. Mas botam a culpa nos imigrantes igual Hitler fazia.
At least people are happy dancing and enjoying life 🎉🎉
Plenty of iligal immigrants in Europe that would make use of them. The UK doesn't quite have 80 million apartments/ homes spare but China does so makes sense
Most of these 80 million unfinished apartments/homes in China are mere shells of buildings, Not only do they have no electricity and water, the building shells themselves are crumbling due to faulty construction standards. China has already demolished some of these projects because they are essentially worthless.
They should sell those homes for $1 like Italy
No, they cant
So many other countries with this problem, don't stigmatize
No they cannot.
it's a forever asset liability that will go for most part to waste and will be written off in the upcoming decades... but these landmarks empty towns will stay as a reminder of a stark greedy past...That's what happen in many countries that did suffer the same ordeals and housing crisis.
Reminded me of the Turkish Disney style homes.
looks sad af
É só doar e pronto!
Why aren’t they opening up immigration?
So they dont face the problems the West is facing?
Too smart to fall for that scam.
They already have 1.4 billion people
Many of these properties do not have functioning utilities.
China already has its own immigration problem. Some North Koreans and Vietnamese illegally move to cities due to poverty from their own countries.
1:32 That is not a police car....
Use your brain
@@SilentWalker-if4nc Well, I can also just film some random car for only single shot and say it is FBI or CIA....
So was the contractor given a loan to build all these and the didn’t sell well so they couldn’t finish it or did they just run out of money ?
Stand up against the CCP.
Good, they deserve this!!!!
The uk should give them all the hardworking people arriving in dingys to finish building and live over there
They are screwed.
Having a crisis(revolution) is a good thing for people like me cant afford a house and spend like half my salary on rental
If only China and the Uk had a baby , everyone would have a place they could call home .
Nope . I'm china there are no homeless
China and the UK have a baby: United States of America