It’s never a great day for Beijing policymakers when #ChinaEvergrande is trending. But here we are as giant developer China ...

Hi, this is Allen Wan in Shanghai, where we seem to be watching more dark clouds form over the nation’s property market.

A closer look at the economic numbers suggests that a bad real estate industry is not all bad news for the Chinese economy.

Tighter local government finances and a shift away from real estate as the backbone of the economy are key reasons. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

China Vanke Co. is an oddity. Whereas its peers have largely resolved their debt overhang, the Shenzhen-based real estate ...

China’s “hard power” in economics, science and technology has “significantly improved”, boasted the Communist Party’s ...

Investment in manufacturing, infrastructure and property is expected to fall this year, a remarkable turn for an economy ...

China's property crisis deepens as top developer China Vanke faces debt problems, raising fears of another Evergrande-like scenario.

Officials from China's securities watchdog on Tuesday called for the rapid expansion of the public real estate investment ...

Unpacking the Local Impact of China’s Mega-Projects on Kyrgyzstan’s Regions For struggling property giants seeking any indications of a turnaround in China’s prolonged real estate crisis, “topping off ...

CHINA's real estate sector, a key engine of the world's second-largest economy for decades, will be transformed significantly ...

China Resources Land has RMB273.33 billion in yet-to-be recognized contracted sales that will be recognized as revenue in 2H2019 and beyond, equivalent to 2.6 times its FY2018 development revenue. The ...