Evergrande was the symbol of the excess of China’s property market. On Monday, its shares were delisted from Hong Kong’s ...

Stock markets in the US, Japan and Europe are trading at all-time highs as investors pile into equities, defying the warnings of many economists about the negative impact that US trade policy will ...

The first closing of an Apple Store in mainland China hints at broader troubles facing the country’s shopping malls as developers open more of them despite a glut.

With the regulations shrinking the space for private businesses to manoeuvre, the contradiction underpinning Beijing’s technological strategy becomes apparent ...

Parts of China's residential real estate markets increasingly have the characteristics of a bubble, in that they are being inflated by very easy credit, and people are buying expecting prices to ...

"The state-owned developers will end up running the entire industry," Brian McCarthy, managing principal at Macrolens, told ...

China's real estate crisis is hitting small, unattractive cities like Shaoguan hard. This city of 3.3 million residents in the far south of the country has a stock of empty apartments that could ...

China's population is set to shrink by more than 150 million by 2050, while the proportion of seniors will keep on rising.

For struggling property giants seeking any indications of a turnaround in China’s prolonged real estate crisis, “topping off” a building is cause for celebration.

China now realizes it has a dangerous real estate bubble that must be deflated with extreme care because the housing industry comprises about 30 percent of Chinese GDP. Mishandling the housing crisis ...

The Chinese government's call to the nation to build an innovation-driven economy from the top down has sparked a rush by local governments to construct new buildings in the name of supporting ...