By Clare Jim HONG KONG, Jan 29 (Reuters) - China has done away with borrowing limits on property developers known as its ...

China Vanke Co’s US$12 billion record loss underscores how its ability to avoid default depends on how far its state shareholder is willing to support the stricken property developer.

Zhiwei Zhang, president and chief economist of Pinpoint Asset Management, says the markets have been expecting policy changes ...

Vanke, like many of its peers, has fallen on hard times after once booming in tandem with the Chinese real estate market. The company has been gradually taken over by its hometown government in the ...

Planners should combine living and work areas into more of a “semi-autonomous" mix of neighborhoods with their own character, ...

Chinese developers stopped filing regular reports on their so‑called “three red lines” as early as 2023, according to people ...

Beijing has described the property sector as being in a "profound adjustment" that should be eased with measures to smooth ...

The fallout in China's property sector is showing no signs of abating, as more developers face the threat of default — even as uncertainty over the fate of heavily indebted Evergrande looms. Stream ...

Troubled developer China Vanke Co’s preliminary net loss in 2025 bloated to about 82 billion yuan, compared with 49.5 billion ...

BANGKOK (AP) — Shares in China Evergrande were removed from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Monday, marking another step in the retreat of the giant real estate developer whose downfall contributed to ...

HONG KONG (AP) — State-backed property developer China Vanke, once the country’s largest homebuilder by sales, narrowly avoided defaulting on a 2 billion yuan ($284 million) bond last week as the ...

The "alliance's repurchase price will be the higher of the market price before the blast or the price at which residents bought their homes", Xinhua said, adding that homeowners would still be ...