Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
China’s Kaisa Group may have been saved from default today when Sunac chairman Sun Hongbin announced that his company would be acquiring a 49.3 percent stake in the troubled real estate developer.
Sun said in an interview at Kaisa’s headquarters… Read More>>
Kaisa Group announced the latest in a series of unexpected news today when the struggling China real estate developer revealed that its chief executive officer had resigned effective February 1st.
In a statement to the Hong Kong stock exchange, Kaisa… 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.
According to a report in Chinese business news site… Read More>>
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>>
Kaisa Group, which defaulted on a $51.6 million loan last week, is said to have become the biggest of China’s real estate developers to go bankrupt today when the Hong Kong-listed company decided that it was ceasing all activities until it could… Read More>>
Kaisa Group Holdings may be in danger of becoming the biggest Chinese real estate developer to collapse as a result of the country’s property slump, after the Hong Kong-listed company defaulted on a HK$400 million ($51.6 million) loan on Wednesday.
The chairman of Kaisa Group Holdings, Kwok Ying-shing, resigned from his posts with the China real estate developer after government actions and questions about the company’s viability caused its shares to slide more than 34 percent in the last few… Read More>>
Shares in Kaisa Group Holdings are down by more than nine percent after the company revealed that the Shenzhen government had frozen sales at three of its projects and the company’s largest shareholders scaled back their stake in the Chinese real estate… Read More>>
