Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Liquidators for China Evergrande have lined up a prospective buyer for the bankrupt developer’s majority stake in its struggling electric car division.
The liquidators entered a non-binding agreement to sell China Evergrande’s 58.5 percent equity interest in Hong Kong-listed Evergrande… Read More>>
One of China’s most creative developers leads today’s headline roundup with Guangzhou R&F setting a new Mingtiandi record by selling a project in South London for the third time. KKR also makes the news today with a REIT managed by… Read More>>
South Korea’s IGIS Asset Management leads Mingtiandi’s headline roundup today as it agrees to buy bad loans linked to construction firm Taeyoung E&C in a debt workout plan. Also making the list, mainland new home prices squeak out a monthly… Read More>>
Hong Kong regulators have opened an investigation into PricewaterhouseCoopers and its relationship with China Evergrande, with the inquiry coming on the heels of reports that mainland authorities are probing PwC’s role in dodgy bookkeeping at the bankrupt developer.
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One of China’s largest state-owned developers has posted double-digit profit growth for 2023, despite the troubles facing most of its competitors, with that story leading Mingtiandi’s roundup of real estate headlines from around the region. Also in the news, Blackstone… Read More>>
Country Garden has agreed to sell its stake in a Guangzhou commercial building to a government owned company in a $387 million deal, with that story leading Mingtiandi’s headline roundup today. South Korea’s second-biggest financial group also makes the list,… Read More>>
Chinese authorities are examining the role of bankrupt developer Evergrande’s former auditor, with that story leading today’s headline roundup. US-based DigitalBridge is also making news as it readies a bid for Australian data centre firm AirTrunk, while Japan’s Seibu is… Read More>>
A top mainland financial regulator has slapped China Evergrande’s founder and former chairman, Xu Jiayin, with a lifetime ban from the country’s securities market after concluding that the now-bankrupt developer reported two years of bogus results and issued bonds based… Read More>>
A second Hong Kong mansion linked to China Evergrande Group’s fallen chairman Xu Jiayin has been put up for sale after being seized by receivers, as creditors liquidate assets in the wind-up of what was once China’s largest developer.
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The ex-wife of Hui Ka Yan, China Evergrande founder, files a lawsuit against his second son over $128 million, with that story leading Mingtiandi’s headline roundup today. Also making the list, Hong Kong’s beleaguered property industry is hoping that relief… Read More>>
