Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Sunac China is buying four Shanghai projects from defaulting real estate developer Kaisa Group for RMB 2.37 billion ($380 million) according to announcements posted today from the two companies.
Sunac will be acquiring 100 percent of two of the companies,… Read More>>
The credit crisis surrounding troubled Chinese real estate developer Kaisa Group is expected to be resolved soon, as Sunac China is said to have reached a deal to acquire the company.
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Regional financial markets may be regaining their trust in China’s real estate developers, as Sino-Ocean Land successfully priced a $1.2 billion dual-tranche bond yesterday.
The Beijing-based builder raised a $700 million five-year note as well as a $500 million 12-year note,… Read More>>
The default and distress of Kaisa Group Holdings, a drama that has transfixed the region’s financial markets since the Chinese real estate developer defaulted on a loan to HSBC nearly one month ago, might be headed towards a resolution as… Read More>>
Government bans on property sales are no longer confined to Shenzhen, as real estate developer Kaisa now sees its troubles spreading to other cities, and reports indicate that a Shanghai property developer has also had projects frozen.
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Authorities in Shenzhen finally shed some clarity late yesterday on the government freezes of property sales that have shaken the country’s real estate firms, saying that at least some of the regulatory moves were routine.
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Investors in China’s real estate market scrambled to figure out which investments might be safe today as a total of six real estate developers are now said to have had sales frozen by the government. The unexplained official crackdown now… Read More>>
Attempts by Kaisa Group to stonewall its creditors in the face of serial defaults appear to be backfiring after bank accounts belonging to the Hong Kong-listed developer were frozen, and bond-holders began banding together for legal action.
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The credit problems facing Kaisa Group continue to deepen as it was revealed today that at least three financial institutions, including Chinese state-owned banks, are suing the troubled real estate developer and seek to seize the company’s projects.
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Chinese real estate developer Kaisa Group dug itself still deeper into default yesterday when the Hong Kong-listed company failed to make $26 million in interest payments due on offshore bonds.
The bond default is Kaisa’s second failure to meet debt… Read More>>
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