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Property group that defaulted in October says it has also repaid $113mn onshore bond
Case could impact restructuring efforts for indebted Chinese real estate company
And more on stockpickers
Thousands of unfinished homes and a swath of debt restructurings show the turmoil among developers
Heavily indebted company becomes latest casualty of China’s property crisis
Impact threatens to be much larger than Evergrande fallout, with shockwaves rippling across Asia
Company has about $200bn in liabilities and close to $10bn in dollar-denominated debt
$100bn Forest City development is troubled company’s biggest overseas project
Struggling property group’s shares trim day’s losses as it makes two coupon payments
Hong Kong-listed property stocks rise following Beijing’s easing of borrowing requirements for homebuyers
Real estate developer battles to survive as situation show signs of spilling over into investment industry
Proposal for grace period is further sign of financial strain on China’s property sector
The chair and majority shareholder of China’s biggest property developer was once Asia’s richest woman
Chinese arithmetic ≠ paid in full
Property group’s shares slide to record low after company missed international coupon payments last week
Investors should stay out of Chinese property stocks and bonds
Turmoil at country’s largest private developer comes as Beijing struggles to revive economy
Real estate crisis continues to drag on world’s second-largest economy
Country Garden stock falls 10% after one of country’s biggest real estate groups abruptly calls off issuance
Beijing’s new ‘game-changer’ support for real estate sector throws a lifeline to country’s biggest developer
Beijing has accelerated measures in an attempt to shore up confidence in the real estate sector
Lenders will bear the brunt of the fallout — they are already suffering
Plight highlights ‘humongous moral hazard’ for Beijing from cash-strapped developers
Shares in developers climb after report that Beijing may order support for struggling sector
Chinese property group’s capital raise is the latest sign of liquidity problems in the sector
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