When China Evergrande, once the biggest Chinese property developer, went public in Hong Kong in 2009, the country’s real estate market was …
China Property Stocks Power Up as Traders Bet on Stimulus
Developer China Vanke led the property stock charge in Hong Kong, rising 15% to HK$5.97–on track for its largest one-day gain since February. That came after it reported a drop first-half revenue and …
Once a US$50b giant, Evergrande delisted in China’s property collapse saga
Shares in heavily indebted China Evergrande Group were taken off the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Monday, capping a grim reversal of fortune for …
Hong Kong’s Funding Cost Surge Is Another Headache for Stocks
Hong Kong’s stock market is facing another speed bump from a recent spike in local funding costs. The one-month Hong Kong Interbank Offered Rate, the city’s money market benchmark known as Hibor, has …
Banks see weakness in Hong Kong’s commercial property – CBRE says positive signs are returning
Marcos Chan, head of research at CBRE Hong Kong, says the vacancy rate in Hong Kong’s commercial property market is high – but things are slowly improving, as developers and clients gain confidence in …
CapitaLand Investment Weighs Rescue Capital for Hong Kong Firms
CapitaLand Investment Ltd. is considering providing rescue capital to listed Hong Kong companies as they would likely be among the first to benefit if the troubled property market recovers, according …
Evergrande to be delisted from Hong Kong Stock Exchange
Evergrande — once one of China’s biggest property developers — is having its shares delisted from Hong Kong’s stock exchange. The company’s spectacular rise mirrored China’s ascent on the global stage …
HKTDC Chairman Promotes Hong Kong’s Business Advantages in Thailand
ASEAN ties HONG KONG – August 20, 2025 (NEWMEDIAWIRE) – To promote Hong Kong’s business advantages and enhance trade and economic cooperation between Hong Kong and Thailand and the wider …
China’s Property Market Death Spiral
Evergrande’s announcement that it will be delisted from the Hong Kong stock exchange is another sign that there’s no recovery for China’s property sector.
Fire sales and defaults deepen Hong Kong commercial real estate crisis
Hong Kong’s debt-laden developers and their creditors are set to face intensifying financial pressure as bond maturities are slated to jump by nearly 70 …