Anybody home? A visit to an uninhabited Chinese 'ghost city' [Video]

Leslie Stahl of '60 Minutes' gets the chance to say 'empty' and 'desolate' a lot during a tour of Zhengzhou, an eerie testament to China's bloated real estate bubble spurred by unchecked development.

Fri, Mar 08 2013 at 2:26 PM

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Head on over to CBS News for more "desolate condos, "vacant subdivisions," and "miles, and miles, and miles, and miles of empty apartments" — nightmarish proof that China's housing bubble is more than due for implosion.

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