"This is the only conglomerate under the control of the Beijing municipal government so that justifies a premium, but at the current level it's a bit expensive, " says Wilson Yung of Nikko Research Center in Hong Kong.
The Beijing News backs a proposal by the capital's mayor to follow the example of the Yangtze River Delta and Pearl River Delta regions and set up a joint air pollution control system between Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei.
The property market's strength, though, has renewed concern that Beijing could further tighten policy to control prices.
In China, stocks continued to recover from Monday's sharp drop - a fall brought about by Beijing's new measures to control the property market.
The Shanghai Composite ended up 0.3% at 2270.28, snapping a five-day losing streak brought about by worries about China's economic recovery and Beijing's renewed efforts to control the property market.
Chinese stocks will probably not be so fortunate, with markets in both Hong Kong and Shanghai set to finish the week lower amid fears that Beijing will implement further tightening measures to control prices in the residential property market.
If Beijing is able to do this, it would control the next generation of energy products used by the world for the next century.
In the latest effort to curb property prices, Beijing required municipal and state governments to establish new home price control targets based on economic growth and increases in disposable income.
China's national disease control centre confirmed on Saturday that the girl take ill in Beijing had the H7N9 virus.
This month TDSi won a contract to make control equipment, readers and software for 12 subway stations in Beijing, having already supplied kit for metro systems in Shanghai and Tianjin.
Ljubicic, who upset Britain's Andy Murray on his way to the semi-finals in Beijing last week, proved far less of an obstacle to Djokovic who always had control of the contest.
It required a bureaucratic struggle lasting several years before he managed to regain control over his file and land a good-paying job with a foreign firm in Beijing.
Michael O'Leary, head of WHO's office in China, told reporters in Beijing on Monday that the international health organization had confidence in China's efforts to track and control the outbreak of H7N9 infections, but that growing interest in the virus globally has prompted WHO to consider sending a team.
Prices on a few projects in Beijing and Shanghai have already been raised as buying appetite has reappeared, driving officials to reiterate that the control measures are here to stay, said Jinsong Du, a Credit Suisse analyst.
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