Over the course of a few years, Chinese housing tycoons have experienced losses to the tune of $100 billion after several decades of prosperity.

Bondholders for one of China’s biggest real estate developers extended a grace period to negotiate a delayed repayment of a $285 million bond issue. By Daisuke Wakabayashi Reporting from Seoul China ...

For nearly two decades, real estate was the backbone of China’s economic rise. Apartments became the preferred investment for ...

Failure to find buyers adds pressure to weak home prices, sales Banks face more distressed assets as small business loans mature Failed judicial auctions leave banks with unsellable properties ...

BEIJING/HONG KONG, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Chinese state-owned companies are buying foreclosed property projects, in a sign that long-promised government efforts to reduce ⁠massive oversupply ⁠in the ...

China Vanke continued to suffer heavy losses in the first quarter as the Chinese property developer continued to grapple with the years-long downturn in the real estate sector, The Shenzhen-based ...

China’s real estate market is hitting new lows despite the country’s growing trade revenue. New home sales in the nation have fallen to their lowest level in more than 15 years and prices for existing ...

A residential apartment complex in Hong Kong, China - Mingw/Getty Images Since 2021, the sale and construction of Chinese homes has been on a steady downward trajectory after several decades of ...