Corporate

Beijing Capital Development (首开股份), one of the capital's flagship state-owned real estate enterprises, completed its leadership transition on August 12, 2026, appointing Wang Shizhong as chairman and Li Jie as general manager following a corporate governance reshuffle. Mandate

China Overseas Land & Investment (中海地产), one of China's largest state-backed developers, is undertaking a management reshuffle in its northern region, with market sources indicating that He Nan from the company's Tianjin unit will succeed as

China Merchants Shekou Holdings, the property development arm of state-owned conglomerate China Merchants Group, has expanded its presence in Shenzhen's Nanshan District — the city's premier technology and commercial hub — with the acquisition and development of a

Green City China Holdings Limited has completed a major leadership transition, appointing Zhao Hui — a veteran executive from China Communications Construction Group (CCCC) — as both Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer, effective July 23, 2026. The appointment consolidates

Country Garden, once China's largest property developer by sales volume, is in the process of transitioning toward normal business operations following years of debt restructuring efforts, but continues to face significant challenges including legacy asset disposal and creditor

Poly Property Holdings Group reported contract sales of approximately 26.2 billion yuan for the first seven months of 2026, according to its July operational update released on August 6, maintaining its position among the top performers among state-backed developers.

China Overseas Land & Investment reported strong year-on-year growth in its January-to-July contract sales, according to an operational update published on August 6, 2026, underscoring the competitive edge of state-backed developers in China's recovering property market. July and

Vanke Group completed its board of directors transition at an extraordinary shareholders' meeting on July 31, electing Xu Enli as the new chairman while Huang Yu continues as president. The leadership change marks a new chapter for China'

Anhui Expressway's real estate arm is disposing of assets valued at 951 million yuan (approximately $132 million), in a transaction that illustrates the continuing retreat of infrastructure and industrial state-owned enterprises from property development side businesses. Infrastructure Groups