Asia’s roiling markets may have capsized an IPO expected to be among the biggest this year as reports emerge that PAG is backing away from its plan for a public listing. Also in the news, China Huarong Asset Management warns… Read More>>
Evergrande, PwC Investigated Over Failure to Report $2B Loan Scheme
Hong Kong’s accounting watchdog has launched a probe into the property services arm of embattled developer China Evergrande and its erstwhile auditor PricewaterhouseCoopers, related to a RMB 13.4 billion ($2 billion) loan scheme that led to the developer firing its… Read More>>
APG May Double Aussie Finance Mandate and More Asia Real Estate Headlines
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, Dutch pension fund manager APG completes its $419 million mandate with Australia’s MaxCap, the CEO of private equity giant Carlyle Group resigns out of the blue, and China springs an audit on its… Read More>>
Evergrande Gets $818M Refund for Surrender of Football Stadium Project
China Evergrande Group, the world’s most indebted developer, said late last week it will receive a RMB 5.52 billion ($818 million) refund from the city of Guangzhou for giving up the land use rights for an unfinished football stadium in… Read More>>
Dexus Mulls Exit From Industrial Portfolio and More Asia Real Estate Headlines
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, Aussie developer Dexus contemplates a full exit from an industrial portfolio it put up for partial sale in June, Hong Kong’s Wharf REIC swings to a loss as COVID hits consumption, and office… Read More>>
China Evergrande Marketing Hong Kong HQ at 28% Markdown
China Evergrande Group is marketing its Hong Kong headquarters at a valuation of around HK$9 billion ($1.15 billion), with Li Ka-shing’s CK Asset Holdings having placed a bid for the Wan Chai office tower, according to sources who spoke with… Read More>>
Evergrande Loses $1.1B Arbitration Case After Missing Restructuring Deadline
After failing to meet a promised deadline for announcing a restructuring plan, China Evergrande announced late on Sunday that a subsidiary of the mainland developer has lost a RMB 7.3 billion ($1.1 billion) arbitration case brought by a creditor.
Evergrande Fires CEO and CFO Over Alleged Illicit Loan Scheme
China Evergrande forced its chief executive and chief financial officer to resign last week, citing their involvement in a scheme in which loans secured by pledge guarantees were transferred and diverted back to the debt-saddled developer via unnamed third parties… Read More>>
CICT, Link REIT Circle Singapore Mall Portfolio and More Asia Real Estate Headlines
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, Singapore’s CapitaLand and Hong Kong’s Link REIT are reportedly working on bids for a $3 billion portfolio of shopping malls in the Lion City, while developer Chip Eng Seng pulls the plug on… Read More>>
China’s Frustrated Homebuyers Stop Paying Mortgages on Over 100 Projects
Intentional mass mortgage default by homebuyers at a delayed Evergrande project in Jingde town of Jiangxi province late last month has proved contagious, with data from CRIC as of 13 July showing that buyers of 106 projects across 47 cities… Read More>>
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