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BACK in 1980, the per capita housing space of Chinese urbanites averaged less than five square meters; in Beijing and Shanghai it was less than three square meters. By late 2005, however, this unit of space had increased to more than 26 sq m, despite a leap in the urban population from 190 million in the early 1980s to its current 540 million. Chen Huai, director of the Policy
BACK in 1980, the per capita housing space of Chinese urbanites averaged less than five square meters; in Beijing and Shanghai it was less than three square meters. By late 2005, however, this unit of space had increased to more than 26 sq m, despite a leap in the urban population from 190 million in the early 1980s to its current 540 million. Chen Huai, director of the Policy