What is this?
A community-run summary of mortgage-suspension notices from buyers of unfinished apartment projects across China — about 351 projects by 135 developers, organized by province, city and developer.
A community-run summary of mortgage-suspension notices from buyers of unfinished apartment projects across China — about 351 projects by 135 developers, organized by province, city and developer.What does it actually list — is it just building names?Province by province it lists cities and named housing projects whose buyers announced they would stop paying, often with the planned month, plus a separate ranking of the 135 developers behind them.
Province by province it lists cities and named housing projects whose buyers announced they would stop paying, often with the planned month, plus a separate ranking of the 135 developers behind them.Is the data only readable in the README, or can I get it structured?Beyond the README lists there are structured datasets: flat and tree versions of the project data with province, city, district and links, plus city-level data with project counts and latitude/longitude.
Beyond the README lists there are structured datasets: flat and tree versions of the project data with province, city, district and links, plus city-level data with project counts and latitude/longitude.How much can the numbers be trusted?It is explicitly approximate, non-professional data for reference only — errors are fixed as they are found, and a CI job automatically re-checks the statistics. Political discussion is banned.
It is explicitly approximate, non-professional data for reference only — errors are fixed as they are found, and a CI job automatically re-checks the statistics. Political discussion is banned.Who is this for, given everything is written in Chinese?Mainly Chinese homebuyers and the general public following the unfinished-housing crisis — the team even built a separate online map for people who cannot easily use GitHub.
Mainly Chinese homebuyers and the general public following the unfinished-housing crisis — the team even built a separate online map for people who cannot easily use GitHub.Can I see the results on a map instead of scrolling through lists?Yes — the README embeds light and dark versions of a nationwide map, and there is also an online interactive map built for ordinary people who find GitHub inconvenient.
Yes — the README embeds light and dark versions of a nationwide map, and there is also an online interactive map built for ordinary people who find GitHub inconvenient.Which developer accounts for the most affected projects?Evergrande (恒大) by a wide margin — 88 of the roughly 351 tracked projects. The developer section lists 135 companies sorted by pinyin, and most of the others account for only a handful of projects each.
Evergrande (恒大) by a wide margin — 88 of the roughly 351 tracked projects. The developer section lists 135 companies sorted by pinyin, and most of the others account for only a handful of projects each.Is there any real code in the repo, or is it all data?Mostly data, but the repo includes a Node.js CI job that auto-verifies statistical accuracy, a dotnet-based GitHub proxy, and a crawler for scraping developer information that still needs more tests and samples.
Mostly data, but the repo includes a Node.js CI job that auto-verifies statistical accuracy, a dotnet-based GitHub proxy, and a crawler for scraping developer information that still needs more tests and samples.How current is the data?It captured the July 2022 wave of suspension notices — the newest changelog entries in the README are from late July 2022. The repo is not archived, but expect the bulk of the data to reflect that summer.
It captured the July 2022 wave of suspension notices — the newest changelog entries in the README are from late July 2022. The repo is not archived, but expect the bulk of the data to reflect that summer.How can I add my building or fix an entry?By pull request: the README links guides for first-time contributors, rules for adding new suspended projects, and how to resolve submission conflicts, and your change must pass CI validation before it is accepted.
By pull request: the README links guides for first-time contributors, rules for adding new suspended projects, and how to resolve submission conflicts, and your change must pass CI validation before it is accepted.What are similar projects?marco-polo.skill, Leaflet, awesome-quant, city-roads, fund-guy-skill, DoveVannoINostriSoldi, kkndme_tianya, china-travel-kit
marco-polo.skill, Leaflet, awesome-quant, city-roads, fund-guy-skill, DoveVannoINostriSoldi, kkndme_tianya, china-travel-kitWhich topics is it in?real-estate, map, tracking, community-driven, geospatial, statistics, dataset, finance, data-visualization, ci, china, html
real-estate, map, tracking, community-driven, geospatial, statistics, dataset, finance, data-visualization, ci, china, html