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14.11.25 - 11:48
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Hong Kong′s top developers vie for rare Tsuen Wan site in test of land market (SCMP)
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Nine groups, including some of Hong Kong's largest developers – Sun Hung Kai Properties (SHKP), CK Asset Holdings, Henderson Land and Chinachem Group – have submitted offers for a 70,127 sq ft parcel in Tsuen Wan in the New Territories.
The Lands Department received the bids by noon on Friday, the deadline for the tender that began on September 26, according to a spokeswoman, who did not provide further details.
The developers confirmed their participation in the tender to the Post.
The site at......
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14.11.25 - 06:06
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Evergrande liquidators set month-end deadline for bids on property services unit (SCMP)
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Liquidators for the delisted China Evergrande Group have asked “selected bidders” to submit their offers by the end of the month for a property management unit they have been seeking to sell, according to a filing to the Hong Kong stock exchange on Friday.
The deadline for the offer, as well as identifying bidders for China Evergrande's stake in Evergrande Property Services (EPS), comes as creditors seek to recover assets from the Guangzhou-based developer, which collapsed under the weight of......
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14.11.25 - 05:24
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China′s housing slide deepens as October prices fall at fastest pace in a year (SCMP)
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The decline in China's home prices is accelerating, with new home prices in October – traditionally a peak month for sales – falling at the fastest pace in 12 months across the country despite government support, as the economy slows and job prospects remain uncertain.
New home prices fell 0.5 per cent month on month on average across 70 sampled cities, according to National Bureau of Statistics data released on Friday. It was the steepest drop since the 0.7 per cent fall in September last year.......
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13.11.25 - 11:48
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China′s property sector needs stronger stimulus: Citigroup economist (SCMP)
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Stronger stimulus measures are needed to halt the decline in China's embattled property sector, as Beijing aims to guide the national economy towards a stable and healthy trajectory, according to Citigroup.
An incentive package – including interest rate reductions, tax cuts, further relaxation of home purchase restrictions and the buy-back of idle land – could help revitalise the real estate industry, said Yu Xiangrong, Citi's chief economist for Greater China, during a media briefing in......
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13.11.25 - 09:15
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Full-day Takeaway: HSI Closes at 27,073, Up 150 pts; HSTI Closes at 5,981, Up 47 pts; BABA Up over 3%; BEIGENE, CHINAHONGQIAO, CHINA LIFE, HENDERSON LAND, CITIC Hit New Highs; Market Turnover Rises (AAStocks)
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At close, HSI rose 150 pts or 0.6% to 27,073. HSTI rose 47 pts or 0.8% to 5,981. HSCEI gained 60 pts or 0.6% to 9,599. Market turnover reached $270.67 billion.Active Heavyweights:BABA (09988.HK) closed at $162, up 3.3%PING AN (02318.HK) closed at $60.95, up 1.1%XIAOMI (01810.HK) closed at $43.5, down 0.5%MEITUAN (03690.HK) close......
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13.11.25 - 07:18
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Gaw Fund Risks Default on $260 Million Shanghai Property Loan (Bloomberg)
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A fund led by private equity firm Gaw Capital Partners failed to repay a $260 million loan tied to a Shanghai office tower that was due this week, according to people familiar with the matter, in a fresh sign of rising default risks in China's battered real estate market....
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13.11.25 - 05:30
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Midday Takeaway: HSI Closes Midday at 26,766, Down 156 pts; HSTI Closes Midday at 5,888, Down 45 pts; BEIGENE Up over 6%; BEIGENE, CHINAHONGQIAO, MTR CORPORATION, HENDERSON LAND, GANFENGLITHIUM Hit New Highs (AAStocks)
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At midday close, HSI dropped 156 pts or 0.6% to 26,766. HSTI dropped 45 pts or 0.8% to 5,888. HSCEI fell 61 pts or 0.6% to 9,477.Active Heavyweights:MEITUAN (03690.HK) closed at $100.4, down 1.4%BABA (09988.HK) closed at $154.9, down 1.2%TENCENT (00700.HK) closed at $649.5, down 1.1%XIAOMI (01810.HK) closed at $43.28, down 1%PIN......
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13.11.25 - 05:24
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China′s CR Land seeks US$260 million from stake sale in property services arm (SCMP)
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Chinese developer China Resources Land (CR Land) plans to raise more than HK$2 billion (US$260 million) by selling a 2.17 per cent stake in its property-management arm, China Resources Mixc Lifestyle Services, through a discounted share placement.
CR Land agreed to place 49.5 million shares of CR Mixc Lifestyle at HK$41.70 each, according to a filing to the Hong Kong stock exchange on Thursday. It represented a 9.58 per cent discount to the subsidiary's last closing price of HK$46.12, and a 1.3......
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13.11.25 - 05:00
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Research: M Stanley Believes China Res Land Will Rise Over Next 30 Days (AAStocks)
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Morgan Stanley has published a research strategy view, in which it believes CHINA RES LAND (01109.HK) will rise in absolute terms over the next 30 days.The broker based its prediction on CHINA RES LAND's strong mall operations, which led to better-than-expected same-store sales and rental income performance in October (up 17......
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12.11.25 - 11:15
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Märkte und Trends 2026: Weltwirtschaft - Die Karten werden neu gemischt (Helaba)
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2026 dominieren zyklische Aspekte. Wegen des größtenteils durch Bewertungsexpansion getragenen Kursanstiegs haben DAX und EURO STOXX 50 bereits sehr viel Positives vorweggenommen – deutlich mehr, als durch die zaghafte Erholung der konjunkturellen Frühindikatoren zu rechtfertigen ist. Für weitere Kursanstiege müssen die Gewinnerwartungen sogar übertroffen werden. Dass bei den Ergebnisschätzungen bislang die negativen Revisionen überwiegen, stimmt allerdings eher skeptisch. Wir rechnen daher für 2026 lediglich mit einer Seitwärtsbewegung. Für das Jahresende erwarten wir den DAX bei rund 25.000 Punkten.. --- Für den S&P 500 sehen wir für 2026 kein nachhaltiges Kurssteigerungspotenzial. Für das Jahresende erwarten wir den Leitindex bei 6.800 Punkten.. --- Gold: Der König im Spiel --- Immobilien: Neue Karten, alte Probleme --- Devisen: Trump kein Trumpf für Dollar --- Deutschland: Die Regierung ist am Zug --- USA: Die Devise heißt weiter „Vabanque!“ --- China: Alles auf eine Karte!
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