BEIJING (Reuters) -Demand for new homes in China is likely to remain substantially below the market's 2017 peak over the next few years, Goldman Sachs said late on Monday in a projection suggesting ...

China’s demand for new homes in cities is expected to stay at 75% below its 2017 peak in the coming years due to a shrinking population and expectations of price declines that have been hurting ...

China's property sector, which accounted for roughly a quarter of economic activity at its peak, entered a prolonged slump in ...

The latest data out of China reveals the country is sliding deeper into deflation. In May 2025, consumer prices fell 0.1 per ...

Hu, 62, played a pivotal role in restoring the village's allure after it had been ravaged by a devastating flood in July 2023 ...

With the government's focus shifting towards urban renewal and rehabilitation rather than demolition, average demand for homes due to demolition will decline from 4.7 million units in the 2010s to ...