As China’s housing crisis claims more private developers, state-owned ones now dominate.

Troubles at Vanke raise questions about the continued spread of the property crisis and whether the Chinese state will step ...

With few other safe assets to turn to, banks that are under pressure, as well as insurers and fund managers, have piled into ...

China's struggling property market is starting to show signs of stabilizing after a few tumultuous years, with the country's new home prices finally having stopped falling in December, according to ...

The 2008 US housing market crash stands as one of the worst collapses in economic history — and its lessons remain relevant as China deals with its own real estate crisis. Beijing is facing a ...

The initiative helped restore demand for real estate but led to more construction, worsening China’s housing glut. Today’s housing crisis is much more severe than the last downturn ...

There’s little indication that distressed developers are finding it easier to repay debt. Read more at straitstimes.com.

More Canva In late October, China's Cabinet-like State Council revealed a suite of new measures, including childcare support services, housing, employment and initiatives to support a "birth ...

China's new homes prices were flat month-on-month in December, official data showed on Friday, after the government rolled out multiple rounds of stimulus measures to lift the property sector from a ...

President Donald Trump's proposal to implement significant tariffs on the country's key trading partners could have ripple ...

There is a growing “mortgage boycott,” where purchasers of unbuilt housing units in projects that ... going to return to the post-Global Financial Crisis (GFC) “normal.” Since the GFC, growth in China ...