China is tackling unbridled borrowing in the real estate development sector anew with caps for debt ratios. But sources at developers say a rush to get around the rules by moving more debt off balance ...

Chinese regulators are asking property developers to provide more details about their debts than markets had expected, as authorities look to tackle unbridled borrowing in the real estate sector, ...

Chinese property giant Evergrande was removed from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Monday, more than a year after the city's court ordered the indebted real estate developer to be liquidated.

Chinese stock markets are putting on a brave face and have recently gone up thanks to a push from the government. Still, the ...

After a long delay, embattled Chinese property developer Country Garden published full year figures for 2023 last week. The ...

Chinese developer Seazen Group plans to raise $300 million via a bond sale, a move that could offer a glimmer of hope about the property sector's efforts to combat continued financial woes. Seazen, ...

Chinese property giant Evergrande's shares will be taken off the Hong Kong stock market on Monday after more than a decade and a half of trading. It marks a grim milestone for what was once China's ...

(Reuters) - Chinese property developer Redsun Properties said on Friday it would not be able to pay its $350 million bond maturing on January 13, which includes the principal and the accrued interest.

Chinese property developer stocks had a rare day of outperformance in the Hong Kong market, posting sharp gains amid hopes that more policy support is on the way. Property was one of the ...

HONG KONG (Reuters) -Chinese property developer Seazen Group is setting up an institute in Hong Kong to push forward real-world asset (RWA) tokenization, it said on Friday, a process that converts ...

Shares of several Chinese property developers rose in Hong Kong morning trade Monday, following their latest profit guidance for the first six months, with rate cuts by the People’s Bank of China also ...

Chinese property giant Evergrande, the developer whose fall triggered a crisis in the country's property sector, said on Tuesday that it will delist from the Hong Kong stock exchange later this month.