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A historic 191-round bidding war erupted for Beijing's Guangqu Road residential parcel on August 4, culminating in China Overseas Land & Investment's decisive 8.399 billion yuan victory - the highest transaction price for any residential
Shanghai's seventh batch of land auctions concluded on August 4 with strong developer interest, generating a total transaction value of 9.06 billion yuan across five residential plots. The auction showcased continued appetite among major developers for prime
China Overseas Land & Investment Ltd. (中海发展) secured Beijing's most prestigious residential land parcel of 2026 on August 4, acquiring the Guangqu Road 0409-10 plot in Chaoyang District for a staggering 8.399 billion yuan (approximately $1.16
China's National Development and Reform Commission said it will seize the third-quarter construction season to accelerate the deployment of 800 billion yuan in new-type policy financial instruments, according to remarks at a recent press conference, as Beijing steps
Panda bond issuance in China surpassed 190 billion yuan in 2026 as of July 30, according to data compiled by Enterprise Early Warning, underscoring surging demand from overseas entities for RMB-denominated financing. Rapid Market Expansion Panda bonds, which are yuan-denominated
Shenzhen's high-end housing segment posted a 5.7% month-on-month increase in average resale transaction prices for homes priced above 10 million yuan in July, according to Beike Research Institute data, even as affordable housing prices continued to soften.
China's top 100 property developers recorded total sales of 1.804 trillion yuan in the first seven months of 2026, with the year-on-year decline narrowing for the fifth consecutive month, according to a research note from China Securities
China's manufacturing purchasing managers' index fell to 49.2 in July, down 1.1 percentage points from June, according to data released by the National Bureau of Statistics, signaling a cooling in factory activity amid seasonal weakness
Baolong Industrial, the real estate arm of Shanghai-based developer Baolong Group, is proposing a restructuring of three medium-term notes totaling approximately 2.0475 billion yuan, according to a convenor announcement dated August 3. Restructuring Proposal Under the plan, principal repayment
The People's Bank of China convened its 2026 second-half work conference on August 1, pledging to continue a moderately loose monetary policy and vowing to formulate "practical and effective incremental policies" to support the economy'