(Bloomberg) -- Once one of the country’s biggest growth drivers, China’s property market has been in a downward spiral for five years with no signs of abating. Real estate values continue to plummet, ...

The government had set out to slow speculation, kicking off a slowdown in real estate values that is still grinding on with wide economic consequences. A China Evergrande development in Beijing on ...

Evergrande was the symbol of the excess of China’s property market. On Monday, its shares were delisted from Hong Kong’s stock exchange, leaving creditors in limbo. Evergrande’s delisting from the ...

China is tapping the brakes on property prices and cutting the availability of mortgage loans to spur households to spend instead of repaying debt, as policymakers try to ignite private consumption ...

A former Brisbane student has accused Chinese real estate firms in Melbourne of excluding English speaking Aussies. Drew Pavlou captured footage of several firms during a visit to Melbourne's Swanston ...

China’s GDP growth slowed to ~5%, but large-cap ETFs like FXI outperformed with strong consumer and tech sector exposure. Real estate weakness frees capital for discretionary spending, benefiting EVs, ...

During the 14th Five-Year Plan period (2021-2025), China has made solid progress in meeting people's housing demands, ...