As a credit crunch caused the collapse of a private Chinese real estate developer this week, and following just two weeks after the country’s first commercial bond default, dollar-denominated bonds from the country’s real estate developers are suffering on regional… Read More>>
Shanghai’s Office Market Predicted to Surpass Hong Kong by 2020
Shanghai’s Grade A office market is expected to nearly double by 2020, reaching 13 million square metres and surpassing Hong Kong as the largest commercial market in Greater China according to a pair of studies released today.
Despite recent the… Read More>>
Greenland to Go Public as Government Picks Real Estate Winners
Greenland Group, which has gained fame as China’s most aggressive outbound investor, plans to go public this year through a backdoor listing on the Shanghai stock exchange, according to a statement released on Monday.
The public listing of the government… Read More>>
China Housing Market Slows For Second Straight Month
Growth in average new home prices in China’s 70 biggest cities slowed to 8.7 percent in February compared to the same period last year, down from 9.6 percent growth the previous month according to analysis of official figures by Mingtiandi.
Credit Agency Fitch Sees Trouble for China’s Small Developers
Credit ratings agency Fitch has reviewed the recent collapse of a property developer in eastern China, and find that this case represents industry trends that investors should be aware of. The text of the agency’s statement follows.
Fitch Ratings says… Read More>>
Property Stocks and Bonds Fall After Ningbo Developer Collapse
Share and bond prices for China’s leading property companies fell sharply today following reports that a Ningbo real estate developer had collapsed, leaving behind RMB 3.5 billion in debt and more than 100 unhappy creditors.
The folding of the developer,… Read More>>
China Developer Collapses Under RMB 3.5B Debt – Owner Held for “Gangster Funding”
A private real estate developer in the Chinese city of Ningbo reportedly failed yesterday under the weight of RMB 3.5 billion ($566.6 million) in debts, and the company’s owner is said to have been detained by authorities.
The pressures currently… Read More>>
UBS Bucks 2nd-Tier City Pessimism With New Residential Real Estate Fund
Despite a flurry of news reports questioning the credit worthiness of China’s real estate developers and raising the spectre of potential bond defaults, Switzerland’s biggest bank, UBS, is launching a new fund targetting residential opportunities in the nation’s second-tier cities.
China Creates 100M More City Dwellers in Hukou Reform Measure
China took a major step in the government’s move to urbanise its population when the nation’s cabinet officially approved a plan to grant official residence in the country’s major cities for 100 million people.
The move by China’s State… Read More>>
National Property Registration to be Trialled in June This Year
China took a major step towards implementing one of the key mechanisms for gaining better control of the nation’s real estate market recently when it unveiled a trial plan for a national property register.
The move was announced by the… Read More>>
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