For many Chinese, real estate remains the main retirement investment because there is virtually no alternative. The market ...

Once considered one of China’s strongest developers, Vanke saw its dollar bond due in 2027 fall below 44 cents, its lowest ...

Vanke stands among the few major Chinese developers that have not defaulted during the country’s extensive property market downturn. The company’s shares fell 7.13% following the announcement. This ...

China’s real estate sector suffered another blow after China Vanke Co. proposed delaying repayment on a local bond, sending ...

Beijing remains reluctant to provide financial support as other sectors playing larger role in China's GDP, says analyst - ...

China’s real estate sector faces new turmoil as Vanke, once the country’s largest developer, teeters on the edge of default.

Once one of the country’s biggest growth drivers, China’s property market has been in a downward spiral for four years with ...

Policymakers including the housing ministry are considering a slew of options, such as providing new homebuyers mortgage ...

Vanke has lost its ability to generate cash flow and is “relying on external transfusions to keep operating”, said Zhang ...

China's property crisis could worsen, with home prices potentially falling 10% by 2027, according to Goldman Sachs. The crisis began in 2021 due to lending curbs aimed at reducing financial risk.

Last year, China scrapped a nationwide mortgage rate floor for individual homebuyers, seeking to bring down borrowing costs.

After nearly four years of turmoil, China’s property market is no longer collapsing. But it isn’t exactly recovering, either. Instead, a clear divergence has emerged between the country’s top-tier ...