Chinese developers may report a 30% year-on-year decline in first-half earnings due this month, which will likely weigh on sentiment, according to JPMorgan Chase & Co. analysts.Most Read from …
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China’s Jan-July property investment falls at fastest pace since March 2020
China’s property investment in January-July fell6.4% from a year earlier, the fastest pace since March 2020, and more than the 5.4% decline in the first half of the year, official data showed on …
Real-Estate Investment in China Continues to Decline
Real-estate investment in China continued to decline in the first seven months of the year, as the property sector remained stuck in the doldrums.
Real-Estate Investment in China Continues to Decline
Real-estate investment in China continued to decline in the first seven months of the year, as the property sector remained stuck in the doldrums.
China New-Home Prices Fall by Most in Over Six Years
BEIJING–New-home prices in China in July fell by the most in over six years as home buyers lost confidence in the property market after a year-long slide …
Evolving property sector needs more proactive policy support
After having shown signs of stabilization, the real estate sector was impacted by COVID-19 once again in the first half. In the meantime, the sector is being challenged by a debt crisis. In my view,…
Cutting debt in China’s property sector is the right thing to do, says BofA Securities
Winnie Wu of the investment bank discusses China’s economic outlook and the right short- and long-term approaches to the country’s real estate troubles.
Property Developers in China’s Hefei Urge Curb on ‘Malicious Protests’
A group of property developers in the eastern Chinese city of Hefei urged the local government this month to crack down on what they described as “malicious protests” by homebuyers, according to a …
Property Developers in China’s Hefei Urge Curb on ‘Malicious Protests’
A group of property developers in the eastern Chinese city of Hefei urged the local government this month to crack down on what they described as “malicious protests” by homebuyers, according to a …
The solution to China’s property crisis: nationalise indebted developers and bring back social housing
Beijing plans to bail out the country’s beleaguered developers and ensure unfinished homes are completed, but this won’t solve the crux of the problem In the long term, a Singapore-style social …
China Property Woes Spark Longest Mortgage Debt Halt Since 2015
Chinese banks’ issuance of securities backed by home mortgages has plunged, as the crisis in the nation’s property sector drags down a once-popular and relatively safe investment tool. Sales of …
As China’s property crisis deepens, experts see a silver lining for India
The crisis that started with the collapse of real estate giant Evergrande has become worse for China, with several property giants now showing signs of potential loan defaults …
China’s Mortgage Boycott: Could Property Sector Cracks Lead to Systemic Risk?
China’s widening mortgage boycott has raised fears of a further downward spiral of the property sector – a potential threat to financial stability in a country already under pressure from stalled …