Profits and sales have largely diminished, and only the government’s cooling measures seem to lie ahead for the 16 trillion yuan (US$2.3 trillion) housing market.

China Vanke apologises after the show, saying it is ‘deeply sorry for bringing troubles and concerns to our consumers due to the quality issue’.

China Vanke is planning to breed 250,000 pigs a year as it aims to sell pork and other foods, according to job vacancies advertised on its website

China Vanke will give shares worth 5.3 billion yuan to Tsinghua University to fund a public health research institute, while Dalian Wanda teams up with WeBank to help finance small businesses hit hard by the pandemic

Out of the 300 stocks on the CSI 300 Index of big-caps, 58 have already posted quarterly reports and reported an average of 46 per cent profit growth, according to Bloomberg data. That exceeded the estimates by 3.7 per cent.

Buyers snapped up more than 700 new homes during weekend sales amid signs of an easing in Washington-Beijing tensions

Contracted sales at these 100 mainland companies rose 4 per cent to 3.9 trillion yuan (US$570 billion) year on year in the first six months.

Five residential sites with a combined 170,273 square metres (1.8 million sq ft) of land were sold for a combined 22.38 billion yuan, 45 per cent more than the government’s reserve.

Market observers say the protests in Hong Kong and the US-China trade war will affect buying sentiment for the next six months.

Mainland developers have been building up their land banks in line with the revival in the property market

Bigger weight of 14 China-traded developers in MSCI China A Big-Cap Index makes understanding the mainland China’s quirky market increasingly important to foreign investors.

Data tracking the nation’s 100 biggest developers showed contracted sales of 779.8 billion yuan ($115.8 billion) for April, in line with pickup in March

Mainland China’s second-largest developer said it will place 263 million new shares on the Hong Kong stock exchange at HK$29.68 apiece

Core net profit probably soared in 2018, the firm says, although that’s mainly thanks to strong sales a year earlier

Contracted sales value by China’s 100 largest developers fell 11 per cent in February, from last year, according to data by China Real Estate Information Corp

China Vanke, mainland China’s second-largest property developer by sales, generated 606.95 billion yuan in sales last year, a record high for the company, according to a filing with the Hong Kong stock exchange.

Contracted sales of China’s top 100 developers in October have slowed by 10.5 per cent from September, the slowest pace in four months

Giant housebuilder dismisses claims it had not been fully transparent during the sales process at the Tiandi development in Beijing. ‘I feel cheated out of my hard-earned money,’ said one disgruntled new owner

‘Morale in the [housing] industry has dipped extremely fast’, Stanley Ching, Citic’s senior managing director, tells South China Morning Post

Shareholders may have blocked the deal in rare move because the US$190 million price tag was too low, even as the embattled firm fights to trim debt

Property sales in 31 cities fell 27pc year on year in the first seven days of October.

New round of financing values company at 40 billion yuan