Chinesecitiesrolledoutnewmeasuresforthesecondquarterinabidtoreinintheirpropertymarkets,asNationalBureauofStatisticsfiguresshowednewresidentialhomepricesremained
Chinawillbuildmorerentalhousingforpeopleincitieswherehousingpriceshaveleftpeopleunabletoaffordhomes.Besidesimposingpurchaserestrictionsandhighermortgagerateslas
AlipayandChinaUnionPay,twoofChina'sonlinepaymentserviceproviders,areusingtheircreditratingsystemtoimprovethehouserentalmarket.Thisisexpectedtohelpregulatehowhou
MajorChinesecities,developersandthefinancialsectoraremovingquicklytojoinagovernment-ledcampaigntodeveloptherentalhousingmarket.Thiscomesasthecountry'stopauthori
Chinarecentlygavethegreenlighttoanewfinancingproductthatisbasedonrentalincomefromapartmentsinmajorcities.Thenewproductismodeledonthelinesofquasi-RealEstateInves
Britainisexploringwaystostop"themalicioususeofhirevehicles",includinglookingatwhatmorerentalcompaniescando,thetransportministrysaidonSunday,aftertwoattacksinSpa
Hangzhou-basedChinesetechgiantAlibabahassignedanagreementwithitshomecitygovernmenttousethecompany'stechnologytocreateanonlinesystemforhouserentals.Thesystemwill
TwoparcelsoflandinShanghaiarebeingleasedfor"rentalresidentialprojects",thefirstofitskindinthecity,asthemetropolisencouragesthedevelopmentofavarietyofresidential
YearsofrisinghousingpriceshavemadeChina'srealestatesectoranathematomanyyoungpeopleandabuttofjokesonmanyonlineandsocialmediaplatforms.Inresponsetopublicappealsto
Despite posting a roaring 161 percent year-on-year profit growth in its half year financial report on Tuesday, China's biggest auto rental company CAR Inc may not in the mood to pop the Champagne and celebrate just yet over its booming business.
Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing has added another service into its growing list of product offerings – renting cars to drivers and the growing number of domestic tourists in the country.
Driving for sightseeing, once marginal in the tourism industry, is coming in vogue and stimulating the car rental business in China.
Chinese car rental company eHi Car Services, which operates in more than 90 cities with a 15,000 plus fleet, filed on Saturday with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to raise up to 200 million U.S. dollars in an initial public offering (IPO).
More measures should be taken to help those low- and middle-income families shorten their waiting time to buy second-hand HOS flats, said Hong Kong Housing Authority members in May 6.
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