Traffic, pedestrians and joggers have reappeared on the streets of Shanghai as China's largest city begins returning to normalcy amid the easing of a strict two-month COVID-19 lockdown that has drawn ... ( read original story ...)
First non-enhanced dollar bond from a China property developer in 2022 is just $100 million
Seazen Group Ltd said on Tuesday it had sold green notes worth $100 million, the first offshore bond to be issued by a Chinese property developer this year without some form of credit enhancement.But ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai takes biggest steps towards reopening in two months of Covid-19 lockdowns
China's financial capital Shanghai will let people in low-risk areas leave their housing compounds as the city dismantles the last remaining lockdown curbs that confined most of its 25 million ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai Unveils Fresh Policies to Support Economy Hit by Covid
Shanghai offered some tax rebates for companies and allowed all manufacturers to resume operations from June as authorities rolled out scores of policies to revitalize an economy impacted by Covid ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai exchange organises call between five developers, investors after Greenland Holdings’ proposal to delay debt payment sours sentiment
Property developers continue to suffer because of Beijing’s campaign to deleverage the sector, as well as a slump in sales amid an economic slowdown and recent Covid-19 lockdowns that have spread from ... ( read original story ...)
Foreign Developers Remain Bullish on Shanghai’s Property Market in Long Run
British real estate services firm Savills and its US counterpart Jones Lang LaSalle have both said their clients’ long-term investment plans in Shanghai’s commercial property market remain unchanged ... ( read original story ...)
China’s property crisis: who and what will save the indebted developers in the world’s largest real-estate market?
Anxious to avoid the civil unrest that would almost certainly follow a collapse in the housing market, local authorities are relaxing their stranglehold on the property sector. But will it be enough? ( read original story ...)