“China’s Ghost Cities” were Supposed to be a Disaster By Jamie Mcintyre Back in the 1990s, much of Shanghai’s skyline didn’t even exist. Critics called it a “ghost city” that would never fill up. Today, it’s home to 25+ million people. The strategy was simple:
• Build cities before demand arrives
• Prepare for mass rural-to-urban migration
• Move factories & government offices to new areas
• Use real estate as a status symbol and investment tool…
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