In this week’s edition of People in the News, hard times for a luxury residential developer and a mainland co-working operator may have prompted some job searches in China, while May brings some fresh moves elsewhere including a promotion in… Read More>>
Tahoe Selling Hangzhou Project Stake to Shimao in RMB 928M Deal
Troubled mainland developer Tahoe Group on 27 April announced to the Shenzhen stock exchange that it has agreed to sell a 49 percent stake in a mixed-use project in Hangzhou, the capital of China’s Zhejiang province to Shimao Properties for… Read More>>
Tahoe Exec Linked to Gangster Buyer of Hong Kong Tower Detained in Shenzhen
A senior executive of Fuzhou-based property developer Tahoe Group is said to have been detained since last week for reasons suspected to be linked to the earlier arrest of the chairman of Shenzhen-based China Create Capital, according to local Chinese… Read More>>
WeWork Annual Loss Doubles to $2B and More Asia Real Estate Headlines
New data is now available on the arc of the global shared office phenomena and WeWork’s announcement this week that its annual loss doubled to $2 billion in 2018 has analysts wondering if the co-working craze has already passed its… Read More>>
Tahoe Sells Jiangxi Stake to Shimao to Beat Bond Deadline and More Asia Real Estate Headlines
Financial drama leads the real estate news from China today as Tahoe Group announces the sale of another project stake to Shimao in its race to meet a Thursday deadline for repaying investors in a RMB 3 billion bond.
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Tahoe Sells Stake in Hangzhou Project in Scramble to Repay RMB 3B Bond This Week
Facing a 28 March deadline to repay principal and interest on a RMB 3 billion ($450 million) bond, Tahoe Group issued a statement to the Shenzhen stock exchange today reassuring investors that the financially troubled mainland developer would be able… Read More>>
HK Developer Chinese Estates Sold Only 1 Home in 2018 and More Asia Real Estate Headlines
Developers from around the region are announcing 2018 results that range from good to bad this month, but few developers had it as tought as a major Hong Kong player which only sold one home last year, earning this story… Read More>>
Fuzhou Developer Taihe Denies Reports of Mass Layoffs Amid Credit Crisis
The Taihe Group (泰禾集团) is firing much of its staff in Beijing, Shanghai, Fuzhou and Wuhan, according to a report in the South China Morning Post on 31 July citing ifeng.com. If confirmed, the mass layoffs at the Shenzhen-listed developer… Read More>>