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Errors in factual content on TheRentAndYield are corrected, not deleted. When a substantive error is confirmed, a correction note is appended to the foot of the relevant article. This note states the nature of the correction and the date it was made, preserving the original text for transparency. Minor typographical or grammatical errors are fixed silently, as they do not alter the factual claims of the content.

A substantive correction is required for any error that changes a material fact, figure, or interpretation central to understanding the city market, its yield, or the rules for foreign buyers. This includes incorrect regulatory details, inaccurate financial calculations, or misstated legal processes. Readers are encouraged to report such errors to ensure the reference pages remain reliable.

To report an error, please provide the full web address of the article and quote the exact claim you believe to be incorrect. This allows for precise identification and review. All reports are acknowledged and, if a substantive correction is warranted, the article is typically amended with a note within five working days.

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