Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Mainland developer Ronshine China Holdings has defaulted on a $420 million offshore bond, offering a fresh sign that the debt crisis in Asia’s biggest real estate market is far from over.
The Singapore-listed notes, issued in July 2019, carry a… Read More>>
One of Japan’s largest developers has chosen a new top executive and news of that changeover leads this week’s roundup of personnel moves from around the region, while the manager of a Singapore REIT of mainland assets announces that its… Read More>>
Mainland developer Ronshine China Holdings has defaulted on its third set of offshore bonds in a little over three months after failing to pay off a $700 million note that matured this week.
The Singapore-listed bonds carry a coupon rate… Read More>>
New appointments at a pair of Singapore-listed industrial REITs lead Mingtiandi’s roundup of personnel moves this week with Mapletree Industrial Trust naming a new independent, non-executive director and ESR-Logos REIT annointing a new chief financial officer. There are also new… Read More>>
Ronshine China Holdings has failed to make interest payments totalling $27.9 million on two sets of offshore bonds with a combined outstanding principal of $726 million, putting the mainland developer at risk of accelerated redemption.
Ronshine missed a 9 June… Read More>>
In today’s roundup of regional news headlines, Joseph Lau’s Chinese Estates suffers a full-year loss tied to its Evergrande investments, a Singapore condo complex goes back on the market following Hong Kong developer Shun Tak’s exit from the deal, and… Read More>>
Zhenro Properties, a top 30 Chinese developer by contracted sales, jolted investors late last week with the news that it was asking holders of a $200 million bond due in March to refrain from default claims as the company deals… Read More>>
In this week’s edition of People in the News, a Hong Kong-listed developer sees a boss’s son take another step up the family business ladder as he is given responsibility for activities in Shanghai, Jiangsu, and Shandong Qingdao, while a… Read More>>
Trade wars may be jarring financial markets in Hong Kong and mainland China this week, but the market for mainland developer debt appears to be improving, with one of the major international ratings agencies predicting happier financial times ahead.
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Mainland China’s top real estate developers have seen a bountiful year despite a downtrend in the past three months, with 26 developers reporting contracted sales exceeding RMB 100 billion ($15.5 billion) through the first 11 months of the year.
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