Cash-strapped property firm China Evergrande Group has left what has been its headquarters in the city of Shenzhen and relocated to nearby Guangzhou, Chinese media say

Shimao, which defaulted on a trust loan last week, has asked agents since late December to help seek buyers for its properties

The shares, which have been suspended since October 21, sank nearly 40% in Asia opening hours to HK$0.23, a historical low

Chinese developer Kaisa is working furiously on plans to repay wealth product investors, as some are allegedly linked to officials

The 'three red lines' policy restricts the amount of new borrowing property developers can raise each year by placing caps on their debt ratios

Property NPLs jumped 8.4% in November. Guangzhou R&F Properties says it does not have funds to buy back a $725m bond as sales of assets have not come through as planned

The People's Bank of China may boost cash injections through open market operations into the banking system from the second half of the month, China Securities Journal said

Group will seek a six-month delay for coupon payments on a 4.5-billion-yuan ($157m) bond in a meeting with holders this weekend. Trading in Evergrande bonds will be halted from Jan 6.

About 100 people chanted 'Return our money!' after news of the company's latest setback - having been ordered late last week to demolish buildings on Hainan Island

Prices were up 22% for 2021, with a 26% jump in the regions outpacing a 21% increase for the state capitals amid a shift toward country living.

In the fourth quarter of 2021 alone, HDB resale flat prices grew 3.2 per cent - a faster pace than the 2.9 per cent increase in the previous quarter

New home prices in 100 cities fell 0.02% in December from a month earlier, narrowing from the 0.04% drop in November, according to data from China Index Academy