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To: arun gera who wrote (9936)	10/8/2006 9:57:35 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218602

Interesting Arun. That makes sense. <In my opinion, the highest priced real estate is within 30 minutes of commuting distance from a premier stock exchange. > Manufacturing has always been a dirty sort of thing, essential to financial activity, but not the centre of it for those wielding the monetary instruments. It's not in the slightest surprising that wintry wind tunnel manufacturing Detroit is a second rate accommodation centre. I can't remember seeing a lot of manufacturing around Beijing. It was mostly big buildings going up, Hutongs being razed, and big office buildings with big names. Hotels too. I suppose Beijing will be like London, New York, Tokyo; the capital and cash flow centre for filtering money in and out. Hong Kong is just a special economic place within China, albeit a big one for historical reasons. Mqurice