There’s never a good time to be a heavily indebted Chinese property developer, but now is certainly worse than most.
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Debt-laden China Evergrande promises buyers it will complete homes
Deep in debt, China’s second-largest property developer by sales has promised potential buyers it will complete construction of their homes, as a growing number of contractors file lawsuits or stop …
China Property Watch – August 2021: Lower-Rated Developers Continue to Face Elevated Refinancing Risks
Chinese property developers’ maturing or puttable capital-market debt is likely to fall slightly during 2H21-1H22. Onshore bonds will account for 60.2% of thei …
Property wing of world’s most indebted developer posts rare earnings loss
China Evergrande Group warned that its real estate wing recorded a loss in the first half of the year for the first time since at least 2009. The company’s property business incurred a loss …
ANALYSIS-China’s property crackdown stalks credit markets
China’s push to wean property developers from excessive borrowing is spilling over into loan losses at banks and pain in credit markets as cash-strapped builders fall into distress, raising the risk …
China Property Market Curbs May Be “Volcker Moment” Says Nomura
Beijing’s unprecedented determination to curb the property sector could be China’s “Volcker Moment” as it will cause a “significant” slowdown in economic growth, according to Nomura Holdings Inc.
China – Judicial Protection Plan For Intellectual Property Rights Of The People’s Court (2021-2025).
On April 22, 2021, in order to implement the new development concept, build a new development pattern, and promote high-quality development to provide powerful judicial services and guarantees, the …
Private schools distort China’s property market, frustrating Xi’s egalitarian quest
Students in Hengshui take part in a ceremony before a college entrance exam. The city’s private schools have a reputation for producing students who excel at exams © Imagine China/Oriental Image via …
China-Australia relations: Chinese buyers defy Beijing-Canberra blues to say ‘Bonza’ to farmland Down Under
The worsening relations between China and Australia have been partially blamed for a decline in Chinese investment in Australian property. The total investment in Australian property by government and …
Pipe producer Yonggao says may take action against China Evergrande over unpaid bills
Shenzhen-listed pipe producer Yonggao Co Ltd said on Wednesday that China Evergrande Group has not repaid some commercial bills on time, and that it could take action against the property developer.
China’s Largest Developer Sees Profit Rebound Despite Curbs
Country Garden Holdings Co., China’s largest residential developer by sales, saw half-year profit rebound despite escalating property curbs in the world’s second-biggest economy.
LVGEM (China) Real Estate Investment Company Limited
Real Estate Investment Company Limited’s ratings are constrained by low contracted sales, concentration in a small number of projects and high le …
China’s red-hot residential property market cools amid regulations
Prices of xuequfang, homes in good school districts, in top Chinese cities like Shenzhen, South China’s Guangdong Province, are being frozen amid escalating measures to tame the red-hot property …
