Heard on the Street: After years of staggering growth, Chinese state-owned real-estate developers like Greenland Holdings are penned in by political pressures
Chinese property prices hit record highs, driven by a surge in lending. The government commits to restrict the booming real-estate sector in response. A Shanghai-based property-development company celebrates being the fastest-growing listed company in the world.
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