He Keng News Today

Blame for the property developer’s downfall has been placed on Chinese lending policies, but poor corporate oversight was hiding in plain sight.

China is bleeding cash. Investors, both domestic and foreign, are bailing out of the country.

Tens of millions of homes lie vacant across China following the country’s credit-fuelled construction boom.

China has too much property, and there is no solution short of either short-term crisis or long-term catastrophe, or perhaps both.

China's property sector, along with related industries, contributes as much as 30% to the country's GDP.

China's urbanization drive may be drawing to a close — and that could further hurt the already ailing property sector, according to China economist Hao Hong.

Investment intermediaries have warned that Chinas property downfall has left residents unable to make final payments on their homes.

China's empty homes, based on experts' high estimates of vacant houses, could house nearly 10 times the population of the US.

According to Chinese government data and Reuters, over 7.2 million homes are lying empty across China, signalling that its real estate sector is in crisis.

China’s housing oversupply is far worse than previously reported, the country’s former statistics bureau deputy head says.