Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
The liquidators of China Evergrande Group are reportedly considering a lawsuit against the builder’s former auditor PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), as creditors holding $23 billion of the bankrupted company’s offshore debt scramble for compensation.
Appointed last month to liquidate Evergrande’s Hong Kong-listed… Read More>>
US investment bank Goldman Sachs has relinquished a floor in Hong Kong’s Causeway Bay, with that story leading Mingtiandi’s headline roundup today. Also in the news, data centre group Equinix announces its first long-term renewable energy deal in Asia Pacific… Read More>>
China’s relaxation of home purchase restrictions has spread into the country’s wealthiest markets in recent weeks and average home prices are already starting to drift upward, with that story leading Mingtiandi’s headline roundup today. SGX-listed Daiwa House Logistics Trust also… Read More>>
China Evergrande Group was issued a wind-up order by Hong Kong’s High Court on Monday, setting in motion the liquidation of a company once ranked as China’s largest developer as it struggles with $329 billion in debts against $240 billion… Read More>>
China Evergrande’s Hengda subsidiary is selling its entire 65 percent stake in a project in Guangdong province for $19.4 million, with that story leading today’s headline roundup. Also making the cut, mainland developer Jingrui fails to repay a $165 million… Read More>>
Country Garden leads Mingtiandi’s headline roundup today with a plan to sell a London residential project worth up to $572 million. Also making the list, a key group of China Evergrande creditors is said to be backing a petition to… Read More>>
Guangzhou developer KWG has sold its 50 percent stake in an eastern China residential project to Midea Real Estate, with that story leading Mingtiandi’s collection of real estate headlines today. Also making the news, South Korean leaders aim to boost… Read More>>
The spectre of “illegal crimes” haunts China Evergrande once again, with authorities reportedly detaining an executive director of the troubled developer’s electric car unit.
Evergrande New Energy Vehicle “has learned that its executive director Mr Liu Yongzhuo has been detained… Read More>>
The primary mainland unit of China Evergrande has reported more than RMB 316 billion ($44.3 billion) in unpaid due debts, as 2023 drew to a close without completion of a restructuring deal for the world’s most leveraged developer.
The unit,… Read More>>
China Evergrande again leads our roundup of real estate headlines from around Asia, with the troubled developer selling off its stake in a Shanghai project at a loss. Also in the news, Chinese authorities are rolling back restrictions on home… Read More>>
