Shanghai’s real estate brokers may be required to pay deposits to obtain a business licence in the future. This is one of the latest ideas floated by local government to create a safe environment for second-hand property transactions. The plan, developed by the city’s second-hand property trading center and launched recently on a trial basis, is...
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