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By Clare Jim and Xie Yu HONG KONG (Reuters) -Shares of Chinese property developers rallied on Monday on speculation more stimulus measures are likely to be unveiled this week aimed at clearing inventory, boosting sales and lifting home purchase restric...

Shares of Chinese property developers rallied on Monday on market speculation that more stimulus measures are likely to be unveiled this week aimed at clearing inventory and boosting home purchase...

China Real Estate: Hong Kongs Hang Seng Mainland Properties Index jumped 4.3% in the morning session, while mainland Chinas CSI 300 Real Estate Index surged 6.9%, both to near four-month highs.

Shanghai-based developer, facing 61.86 billion yuan (US$8.5 billion) in debts, says it needs more time to consider restructuring plan amid slumping sales and slow asset disposal as the property market crisis grinds on.

Chinese real estate developer Zhenro Properties said on Friday it does not expect to be in a position to pay the $290 million principal amount on notes set to mature early next week citing tight...

A subsidiary of China's Ping An Insurance failed to repay a roughly $107 million trust product on time, citing the property market crisis

A subsidiary of Chinas Ping An Insurance failed to repay a roughly $107 million trust product on time, citing the property market crisis and adding that it is suing developer Zhenro Properties with...

Ping An Trust, a subsidiary of Chinas Ping An Insurance, said it has failed to repay a trust product on time due to the overall downturn in the property market. It delayed repayment of...

By P.R. Venkat Zhenro Properties said it has made significant progress with its offshore debt restructuring, allowing the Chinese company to issue new U.S....

HONG KONG: Fears that Chinese property giant Country Garden was preparing for a debt restructuring sent its securities to a record low on Friday (Aug 11) and deepened concerns about the property sector outlook in the absence of stronger support from Beijing. The country's top private property developer, wh