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Lawmakers debate real estate bill to shield buyers, curb price rigging

Lawmakers debate real estate bill to shield buyers, curb price rigging

Under Article 20 of the draft Law on Real Estate Business, buyers may pay up to 70% of the contract value before receiving the property and up to 95% before obtaining an ownerhsip certificate, with the remaining 5% held in escrow or secured through another mechanism. The draft also features regulations on bank guarantees for off-plan housing.
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