China’s embattled property market is seeing some green shoots of recovery, but the sector may have to wait longer for a revival in investor confidence.
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China real estate is still overvalued, says Ariel’s Charlie Bobrinskoy
Charlie Bobrinskoy, Ariel Investments, joins ‘Closing Bell’ to discuss real estate in China and the final trading day of the year. Like us on Facebook to see similar stories Please give an overall sit …
China’s metal factories cut production on poor outlook
Shrinking orders at home and abroad are forcing many metal goods factories in China’s southern Guangdong province to shut for the Lunar New Year holiday weeks earlier than usual, while some are also …
China’s property investment down in Jan-Nov
China’s investment in property development went down 9.8% year on year in the first 11 months of 2022, data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) …
China Fortune Land sells property units to CR Land in debt restructuring
China Fortune Land Development Co has agreed to sell equity interest and debt in four property units worth 12.4 billion yuan ($1.8 billion) to a unit of China Resources Land Ltd (CR Land), the …
China’s $1.3 Trillion Crackdown Isn’t Making Housing Affordable
China’s unprecedented $1.3 trillion crackdown on its frothy housing market has largely achieved its goal of lowering risk after kneecapping the country’s over-leveraged develo …
Top 10 Stories of 2022: China’s Latest Land Purchase Could Pose Major U.S. Security Risk
That’s how we compete with China.” While China raises concerns over American boots on the ground in Asia, the country continues to grow its own footprint in the U.S. USDA’s latest data shows China …
China’s Iron and Steel Producers Hit by Property Slump
Profits at China’s iron and steel manufacturers shriveled in the first 11 months of 2022, down 94.5% year-on-year as the industry struggled with sluggish demand from the property sector and rising …
Why China’s Housing is Still Unaffordable
In Shenzhen, aka China’s Silicon Valley, an apartment costs 40x the average household annual income, as of 2021. That makes it 4x more expensive to own a home than LA or San Francisco. Bloomberg …
China’s future dims
By contrast, early this year Xi Jinping, China’s paramount leader, was still boasting about his triumph over COVID-19. Indeed, for a while, people commonly heard assertions that China’s apparent …
Policy shifts on housing and tech show China has a plan to get through Covid-19 struggles
Beijing recognises the need to allocate resources to cope with the current situation, but there also needs to be a parallel strategy to rekindle economic growth The recent policy announcements are not …
China’s commercial real estate market expected to pick up in mid-2023, with more investment on the way
Demand in China’s commercial real estate market will pick up in mid-2023 as part of a larger reopening of the country and subsequent economic revival, property analysts predict.
China’s hi-tech manufacturing hub Dongguan lifts property-buying restrictions to stimulate demand
Dongguan lifts home-buying curbs in the city’s last five remaining neighbourhoods, but maintains restrictions on resales for two years to dampen speculation.
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