Beijing's push to cut huge debt levels in the property sector via loan and land-buying curbs have hammered developers, causing a stream of asset sales, bankruptcies, defaults and takeovers

Investors are too focused on China's regulatory crackdown and risk ignoring property curbs that are the `elephant in the room,' says Chief China Economist Lu Ting.  

Country’s largest privately owned developer pledges to toe the line amid concern that its failure could overload the banking system and broader economy

The government’s move to reduce huge debt levels among real estate developers has hit their stock prices and is expected...

Real estate group intends to pivot away from ageing retail and office holdings to its interests in high-growth new economy assets

The industrial park projects among nine real estate investment trusts found favour with investors while highways packages got a lukewarm reception

Once the darlings of the new generation of Chinese entrepreneurs, husband and wife founders Pan Shiyi and Zhang Xin are poised to sell control of their real estate operation to the American investment group

Evergrande chair chairman Xu Jiayin has been battling to get his group’s massive debt below the government’s ‘three red lines’;...

Beijing believes 'houses are for living in, not for speculation’ and is poised to use tax as a tool to pop home prices bubbles in some of its major cities where younger buyers are already being priced out of the market

(AF) China’s biggest housing broker is under investigation for anti-competitive practices, but KE Holdings saw its US-listed shares hold up...

Credit analyst Warut Promboon assesses China's 3 Red Lines policies and indebted giants in the country's property sector: Evergrande, Suning and HNA

China recently issued two policies for creating infrastructure-focused real estate investment trusts (REITs)