Real estate registration time shortens

Interagency information sharing, data pooling to help accelerate process

China will further ease the process of completing immovable property registrations to lessen paperwork burdens for businesses and individuals, a State Council executive meeting chaired by Premier Li Keqiang decided on Wednesday.

"Cutting the time required to get immovable property registrations is part of overall economic structural reform. It relates to the interests of both individuals and market entities, so the task is particularly important," Li said at the meeting.