BEIJING/HONG KONG, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Chinese state-owned companies are buying foreclosed property projects, in a sign that ...

S&P Global Ratings said China's primary real estate sales will likely drop by 10% to 14% this year, steeper than the decline predicted back in October.

"China’s growth model is becoming increasingly difficult to sustain." ...

For example, state-owned Huafa Properties announced on Feb. 6 that it will carry out a private placement to raise up to CNY3 billion (USD434 million) to fund the construction of multiple residential ...

Six large real estate companies have launched new rounds of organizational adjustments since the beginning of 2026. Among ...

China's top developers slumped in January, with weak demand and fading policy support raising fresh concerns over debt ...

Bubbles may seem fun on the way up, but they’re universally brutal in the inevitable deflation stage. China’s stimulus boom helped inflate global demand and real estate prices after the 2008 recession ...

China's struggling real estate sector may not start turning around until the second half of next year — even with the latest stimulus measures, three research firms predicted this month. Stream ...

While the Chinese government has had heavy restrictions on capital leaving the country in place for years, 2019 was the year the flow of investment from China to the U.S. reversed. Amid geopolitical ...

China's Communist Party journal published a rare article on Jan. 1 outlining the need to increase real estate sector support. It's significant, as it reflects the most comprehensive assessment in the ...