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Japan's empty villiages are a warning for China.

Financial Times

 

"Beijing should take note of the risks posed by a property bubble and demographic changes"

"Next year, according to a recent estimate, Japan will have roughly 11mn unoccupied residences — slightly more than the entire residential stock of Australia. By 2038, under one scenario in the same forecast, just under a third of Japan’s dwelling units could lie empty."

Leo Lewis.

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