Soufun will likely be looking to expand its overall market to maintain growth. The company’s stock lost 47% of their value in the pat three months as market turmoil continues to wreak havoc on China’s ...

Given the direct conflict of interests, HomeLink, a Beijing-based property agency, has halted its listings on SouFun, citing concerns with SouFun’s behavior in stealing listing information from ...

A Soufun spokesman said New York would remain the firm’s primary listing. “We just plan to have a dual listing in Shanghai and will not delist in the US,” he said.

Summary SouFun: No longer in the spotlight due to the transition to transaction services and the failure. Leju: Polarization by geography, with superiority centralized in Beijing.

SouFun has been cut nearly in half since early March, but traders are expecting a floor to hold in shares of the Chinese Internet real-estate company. Almost all of today's option action is in ...

In a report released on Thursday, Glaucus said a charity organisation controlled by SouFun chairman Vincent Mo Tianquan and his wife, Jing Cao, bought the 97-guest room Arden House for US$6.5 ...

SouFun Holdings Ltd. (SFUN) on Friday reported a loss of $75,000 in its fourth quarter. The Beijing-based company said it had a loss of 1 cent per share. The real estate internet company posted ...

SouFun’s apps and sites include real estate listings covering nearly 400 cities in China.

It has been about a month since the last earnings report for SouFun (SFUN). Shares have lost about 21.5% in that time frame, underperforming the S&P 500. Will the recent negative trend continue ...

SouFun, which is based in Beijing, raised $125 million in an IPO in September, and its shares jumped by 76% upon listing at the New Stock Exchange after, making it one of the year’s best U.S. IPOs.

Shun Cheong Holdings, a Hong Kong-listed hotel and restaurant company controlled by entrepreneur Vincent Mo, has purchased shares in the better-known New York-traded business that Mo heads, SouFun ...