Real Estate

China Evergrande Group shares slumped on Thursday after the developer's thinly detailed roadmap for restructuring left investors dissatisfied and its indebted peers also fell on concerns higher interest rates would raise financing costs.…

Chinese state-owned property firms are expected to acquire more assets from cash-strapped private developers, analysts said, as Beijing steps up efforts to stabilise and tighten control over a crisis-hit sector that accounts for a quarter…

The provincial government leading China Evergrande Group's restructuring wants to separate the company's offshore assets and sell them to pay off foreign debt, a media report said on Friday, in a boost to foreign lenders' hopes of recouping…

Bonds of nation’s largest developer sank to lowest on record Citigroup sees ‘urgency’ for Beijing to stabilize sector Financial contagion is roaring back in China’s property industry, putting renewed pressure on Xi Jinping’s…

Officials seeking to quash speculation, limit financial risk State-owned developers seen taking over the key industry For any government, overhauling a nationwide residential real estate market would be risky under the best of…

Heavily indebted property firm China Evergrande Group said on Monday that it has moved out of its headquarters in Shenzhen to another property in the city to cut costs and was still registered in the southern Chinese city. The company…

Investors in financial products issued by China Evergrande Group protested outside the cash-strapped company's offices in Guangzhou on Tuesday, with many worried that their returns would be sacrificed to keep real estate projects afloat.…

Chinese developer shares tumbled following local media reports that China Evergrande Group has been ordered to tear down apartment blocks in a development in Hainan province. Evergrande halted trading in its shares. An index of Chinese…

The outlook for China’s developers appears bleak amid looming debt maturities, falling home sales and uncertainty over the proposed property tax Home sales are likely to drop between 5 and 10 per cent this year, according to…

China Evergrande Group said on Thursday in its Wechat account that 91.7% of its national projects have resumed construction after three months of effort. Company Chairman Hui Ka Yan vowed in a meeting on Sunday to deliver 39,000 units of…