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Q: Price per sq meter to buy in Hefei

Does anyone have an idea what the price is, per square meter, of a new flat/aparment unit in Hefei, Anhui?

13 years 38 weeks ago in  Housing - Hefei

 
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It really depends where you want to buy your apartment. Prices can go from RMB 4000 to RMB 20000 too.
A couple of years ago, I visited a range of Thai style apartment for a couple of millions of RMB for around 300 square meters
Close to Carrefour, it's around 8-10 thousands per square meter

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