The authorities slammed 30 real estate agencies for not obeying rules.
The 30 agencies are scattered across 17 provinces and cities including Shanghai and Guangdong, according to information disclosed by the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development on Friday.
The ministry is acting against activities such as fabricating information, embezzling funds and illegal financial services, state-run Xinhua news agency reported today.
Providing additional leverage for people who cannot put downpayments together is strictly forbidden, the ministry said.
Earlier this year, guidelines were unveiled to improve regulations on real estate agencies, which have become a major source of customer complaints.
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