China real estate market

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. 

The “whitelist” policy was supposed to restore financing to stalled projects. So why have housing completion and financing rates both dropped?

Between skyrocketing home prices, the housing market debt default crisis, and a shifting culture, China’s younger generation is facing a vastly different housing market than their parents.

Will Beijing's new focus on finished homes and financial lifelines for developers bring stability, or are these just temporary fixes to a deeper crisis?

Despite positive market reactions, true recovery awaits deep fiscal and tax reforms anticipated at the upcoming Third Plenum.

Once a symbol of China’s industrial prowess, the storied manufacturing center now reflects the sector’s growing challenges.

The real estate downturn and inflation will cause headaches in the new year, while the emphasis on common prosperity continues.

Insights from David Yu.

In a year marked by defaults, the potential collapse of China’s second largest property developer offers insight into Beijing’s changing attitude on bailouts and financial risk.

An overheating property market represents a significant threat to economic and social stability in China.

How to prepare for one of the nation’s most breakthrough economic reforms?

The announced tax is part of the Chinese government response to property market changes.