China's property sector could be turning around, but red-hot growth may be a thing of the past
China's property sector could be turning around, but red-hot growth may be a thing of the past
Investor confidence in the sector appears to be improving, as seen in increasing bond trading volumes and prices in recent weeks.
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Investor confidence in the sector appears to be improving, as seen in increasing bond trading volumes and prices in recent weeks.
Investor confidence in the sector appears to be improving, as seen in increasing bond trading volumes and prices in recent weeks.
CNBC's Diana Olick joins 'Squawk Box' to report on the signs that show the red hot rental market mayΒ be starting to cool despite strong demand.
CNBC's Diana Olick joins 'Squawk Box' to report on the signs that show the red hot rental market mayΒ be starting to cool despite strong demand.
The loss of confidence in China's property sector could feed into a contagion that would further drag down the Chinese economy, analysts warned. The comments come after beleaguered developer China Evergrande Group failed to deliver a promised $300 billion restructuring plan over the weekend. In filings with the Hong Kong stock exchange, Evergrande instead said it hadΒ "preliminary principles'' in place for the restructuring of its offshore debts. It also said one of its subsidiaries, Evergrande ...
The loss of confidence in China's property sector could feed into a contagion that would further drag down the Chinese economy, analysts warned. The comments come after beleaguered developer China Evergrande Group failed to deliver a promised $300 billion restructuring plan over the weekend. In filings with the Hong Kong stock exchange, Evergrande instead said it hadΒ "preliminary principles'' in place for the restructuring of its offshore debts. It also said one of its subsidiaries, Evergrande ...
Sandra Chow of CreditSights discusses property developer Evergrande's debt crisis, and says there's "no clarity β¦ on what the true liabilities of the company are."
Sandra Chow of CreditSights discusses property developer Evergrande's debt crisis, and says there's "no clarity β¦ on what the true liabilities of the company are."
Charlene Chu of Autonomous Research discusses the state of China's real estate sector.
Charlene Chu of Autonomous Research discusses the state of China's real estate sector.
While there isnβt much development along U.S. 290 past the Grand Parkway yet, developers expect that to change soon.
While there isnβt much development along U.S. 290 past the Grand Parkway yet, developers expect that to change soon.
Start-up brand Reefy has joined hands with a Dutch zoo to develop sustainable methods of restoring coral reefs in the wild. Their attempt is to create biodegradable material that coral can grow on instead of steel, plastic, and concrete options used in the past.
Start-up brand Reefy has joined hands with a Dutch zoo to develop sustainable methods of restoring coral reefs in the wild. Their attempt is to create biodegradable material that coral can grow on instead of steel, plastic, and concrete options used in the past.
I did some speculative analysis for Redfin on the impact that Amazon HQ2 will have on the Seattle real estate market: Amazon HQ2 Could Quickly Turn Seattle Into a Buyerβs Market
For the article I spoke with a Redfin Seattle agent who has had some interesting conversations already with buyersβ¦
The post Amazon HQ2 may already be turning Seattle into a buyers market appeared first on Seattle Bubble.
I did some speculative analysis for Redfin on the impact that Amazon HQ2 will have on the Seattle real estate market: Amazon HQ2 Could Quickly Turn Seattle Into a Buyerβs Market
For the article I spoke with a Redfin Seattle agent who has had some interesting conversations already with buyersβ¦
The post Amazon HQ2 may already be turning Seattle into a buyers market appeared first on Seattle Bubble.
The number of single-family home building permits pulled in metropolitan Milwaukee and in southeast Wisconsin in the first quarter of 2022 was down 15% and 17%, respectively, compared with the first quarter of 2021, according to data released recently from the Wisconsin Builders Association (WBA).
The number of single-family home building permits pulled in metropolitan Milwaukee and in southeast Wisconsin in the first quarter of 2022 was down 15% and 17%, respectively, compared with the first quarter of 2021, according to data released recently from the Wisconsin Builders Association (WBA).
The sector seems to be sliding from astonishing sales volumes, perhaps into merely typical ones.
The post Why the Single-Tenant Net Lease Sector Could Be Past Its Peak appeared first on Commercial Property Executive.
The sector seems to be sliding from astonishing sales volumes, perhaps into merely typical ones.
The post Why the Single-Tenant Net Lease Sector Could Be Past Its Peak appeared first on Commercial Property Executive.