The economic fallout of Covid lockdowns in many cities led to many buyers putting off plans to take on debt to buy new homes. That's why experts say a real estate revival is still a way off.

China Evergrande, faced with $300 billion in liabilities, is set to start negotiating debt restructuring terms next month

New home prices slumped 1.6% year-on-year, according to NBS data, falling for the sixth consecutive month. That is the biggest annual drop since August 2015

China's retail sales dropped in October, for the first time in five months, and factory output grew more slowly than expected, new data showed on Tuesday

A package of support measures from the PBOC and banking officials was hailed by some analysts as a "turning point" and caused the property index to soar to a 2-month high in morning trading

Construction at the site has been halted since September 2021, with Evergrande facing more than $300 billion in liabilities

Immigration consultants said anxiety is spreading among China's rich over the socialist policy direction favoured by Xi Jinping's government, the SCMP said

Officials from Danzhou city say the buildings will be completed and turned into rental housing, serviced apartments and used for commercial activities.

Japanese MPs want a land registration like the new one imposed in Britain to help identify real owners of land in key areas, amid concern over spying by China, Russia and North Korea

Debt-wracked China Evergrande said in a filing that its plot of undeveloped land near the border in Hong Kong has been sold by receivers for a price of close to $637 million.

The Peak district home has been reportedly seized by the China Construction Bank (Asia) in connection with an overdue Evergrande bond

China Evergrande said this week it has received a notice of enforcement from Shengjing Bank for unrecoverable funds totalling 32.595 billion yuan ($4.48 billion)