Asia real estate and outbound investment news
A Hong Kong investment firm is suing mainland builder Kaisa Group Holdings to recover $102.3 million in unpaid principal and interest, in another blow to the severely indebted developer as China’s real estate crisis drags on.
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Country Garden Holdings, the financially stressed Chinese real estate giant, has received a helping hand this week from the company’s co-chairman as well as the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) through two loans totalling $928 million.
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A government move to sell a mixed-use site in Singapore’s urban core leads today’s real estate headlines from around the region, with Brookfield also making the list as the Canadian giant says it is scouting for more assets in China…. Read More>>
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, Reuters reports that defaulted developer Kaisa has delayed talks with creditors on restructuring offshore debt, and a Moody’s affiliate responds to reports of office closures in key Chinese cities.
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Moody’s Investors Service on Tuesday downgraded Fosun International and gave the mainland conglomerate a negative outlook, citing a prohibitive short-term debt load, but not before the Chinese conglomerate announced that it was terminating its relationship with the rating agency.
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In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, Moody’s reports that Singapore homeowners are using more of their income to service mortgages, Hong Kong’s URA invites dozens of developers to a Sai Ying Pun project tender, and SGX-listed Keppel REIT posts… Read More>>
China’s ongoing real estate struggles lead today’s news from around the real estate world, with home prices falling for a thirteenth straight month, as sales dropped 15 percent during September. That slide also includes developer Yango Group being hit with… Read More>>
Turmoil in mainland China’s property sector leads the real estate news from around the region again today as the country’s biggest developer gets more time to pay debts and two of the world’s largest credit agencies withdraw ratings on seven… Read More>>
CIFI Holdings said on Thursday that it has failed to make payments due on offshore debts, with creditors indicating that it defaulted on a payment on a HK$2.5 billion ($318 million) convertible bond due on 8 October.
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In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, mainland developer Shimao adds some missed payments on trust borrowings to its default sheet, while compatriots Evergrande and Kaisa see their ratings withdrawn by Moody’s.
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