At least four property firms have changed their auditors since January, raising questions around corporate governance and speculation about possible delays in the release of annual financial results …
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How to Tell If China’s Property Clampdown Has Peaked
Judging whether China is ready to give private property developers a break has become essential to investors looking at the sector’s stressed stocks and bonds. But the Communist Party’s opaque style …
Jinmao Services Becomes Latest Property Manager to Split From Parent
Jinmao Services has launched a Hong Kong IPO to raise $106 million, with plans to use the funds for acquisitions The company is the latest property manager …
China’s property market is stabilizing, to bolster financial sector: regulator
A senior Chinese government official signaled that price fluctuation in the domestic property market is generating opportunities for the financial sector, adding the authorities will not approve of …
China does not want sharp adjustments in property prices – banking regulator
China does not want to see sharp adjustments in property prices as they would hurt its economy, the chairman of the banking and insurance regulator, Guo Shuqing, told a news conference on …
China’s Property Market Gets Bleaker Despite Policy Support
China’s real estate market continued to cool last month, as data showed sales were nearly halved from a year ago despite regulators relaxing financing policies in an attempt to restore confidence. The …
What China’s grim property market prospects mean for the economy
Have these measures effectively helped the property market so far? Unfortunately, according to the latest data, the answer is probably “not yet”. Let’s look at several different indicators to gauge …
More property sector easing expected as Chinese builders struggle to sell homes, analysts say
The value of combined contracted sales at top 100 developers fell 47.2 per cent in February from last year, widening from a slump of 41 per cent in January: CRIC Policymakers will have more supportive…
Evergrande is losing some property projects as China’s state-owned companies pick away at the assets of world’s most indebted developer
Evergrande Fairyland, a theme park in Guangzhou’s Nansha district, was taken over on January 26 by the China Minmetals Group’s Minmetals International Trust In Dongguan, a mixed-development real …
Two more China Evergrande property assets taken over by state-owned firms
The world’s most indebted property developer on Jan. 26 transferred its control over a theme park called Evergrande Fairyland in the Nansha district o..
China’s property market expected to rebound later this year – Reuters poll
Shaken by a liquidity crunch among developers, China’s property market is expected to stay soft in the first half of 2022 before rebounding later in the year as policies aimed at encouraging buyers …
China expects robust rigid housing demand, aims to secure supply
China expects robust rigid demand for housing, the country’s housing regulator said Thursday, with demand in the sector shored up by an influx of migrants to urban areas and people’s desire for better …
China experts weigh in on DOJ’s halting of Trump era ‘China Initiative’: ‘Inexplicable’
Several experts on the United States relationship with China are weighing in after Biden’s Department of Justice announced Wednesday it is halting a Trump-era initiative that cracked down on Chinese …
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