The world's most indebted property developer was ordered to be liquidated early this year after a failed restructuring plan

Shares of the crisis-hit real estate giant’s electric vehicle unit soared by as much as 113% in Hong Kong

Beijing unveiled a number of 'historic' steps to stabilise its crisis-hit real estate market which include state-owned firms buying homes

With developers and banks unimpressed by 'white-list' funding, China's leaders are looking for alternate solutions for its long-running property crisis, such as a national real estate investment vehicle

White House move comes amid concern that the firm, which uses foreign tech for crypto mining, may be involved in spying on the base, which houses US nuclear missile silos

The provincial capitals Hangzhou and Xian are the latest Chinese cities to drop limits on people buying homes, but analysts say prices need to fall further before buyers return

Home sales fell in 19 of 22 surveyed cities during the five-day May Day, falling more than 60% in the mega cities of Guangzhou and Shanghai

Rally appears driven by speculation the CCP Central Committee will loosen property policies this week and inject stimulus to boost sales

China’s largest private developer has already defaulted on $11 billion of offshore bonds amid a three-year sector-wide debt crisis

PricewaterhouseCoopers, one of the Big Four auditors, had been Evergrande’s auditor since 2009, when the developer listed in Hong Kong

Multi-year satellite study finds 45% of big Chinese cities are subsiding over 3mm a year, with 16% sinking more than 10mm a year, affecting millions of residents

The International Monetary Fund’s managing director said Beijing needed to address its property crisis to give consumers more confidence to spend