Fundraising by Chinese property developers via bond issuance hit a 10-year low in January despite policy easing by regulators that slightly lifted investor sentiment, a Moody’s analyst said on Tuesday

Asia Financial identifies five more Chinese real estate companies – facing billions of dollars of debt and junk rating downgrades – which are prime candidates for default in 2022

Banks in 87 cities cut mortgage rates in February, a research group said, in a bid to boost sales in China's property market chilled by efforts to cut huge amounts of debt held by some developers

Shortfall under state government’s proposed changes to developer levies will harm recovery from pandemic, Sydney's city council says

The Bank of China, ICBC, China Construction Bank and Agricultural Bank cut mortgage rates for first-time homebuyers to 80 basis points of the benchmark loan prime rate in southern city

Shares and foreign bonds of Zhenro slumped again on Monday, after it said existing resources may be insufficient to repay debt due in March

Prices rose as efforts to soften the blow from tough regulatory curbs on the sector supported buyer sentiment, particularly in big cities

The rises came after banks in Heze, a city in eastern Shandong province, eased mortgage requirements for some home purchases

China's property slowdown contributes to Swiss elevator giant's predicted 20% drop in first-half 2022 profits

State-owned Shanghai Construction cites Guangzhou Intermediate People's Court rulings that $157m of assets be frozen, including bank deposits and real estate

The deal combines Arch Capital’s experience in opportunistic and value-added strategies with Manulife’s $2.9 billion in assets around the region

Xu Weiping, the businessman responsible for developing the Royal Albert Docks in east London, is also embroiled in a legal dispute in Britain