China Evergrande Group was delisted from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Monday. The risk of more developer defaults has subsided, but consolidation around state-backed developers appears inevitable.
China Evergrande Group’s delisting marks a bleak milestone for the nation’s property sector, now in a fourth year of paralysis that continues to weigh down the world’s second-largest economy. The ...
Chinese Premier Li Qiang launched construction of a mega-dam project in the lower reaches of the Yarlung Tsangpo river in Tibet on Saturday, with a total planned investment of 1.2 trillion yuan ($167 ...
After years of delay, the Qifu City condo project in Zhengzhou city, in China’s central Henan province, started handing over keys to homebuyers this summer. Staff on the property attempted to create a ...
HONG KONG, Sept 30 (Reuters) - Shares of China's property developers soared on Monday, with broad double-digit gains, as investors cheered easier home purchase rules in major cities and Beijing's ...
HONG KONG, Oct 24 (Reuters) - Chinese property developer Jiayuan International (2768.HK), opens new tab said the Hong Kong stock exchange has decided its shares will be delisted on Oct. 29 after the ...
Struggling China Vanke, one of the country’s largest real estate developers, plans to sell the operations of a popular ski ...
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.
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Lender plans to develop homes on San Jose former Greyhound bus terminal site that faces foreclosure
SAN JOSE — A lender says it’s ready to develop hundreds of homes on a downtown San Jose site if a bankruptcy judge clears the ...
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