Property developers

China’s property slump far from over despite embattled developer Country Garden’s return to profit

Sector continues to grapple with uneven price recoveries, a supply glut and weak homebuyer confidence

Dubai’s real estate market is coming off a record rally driven by ultra-wealthy buyers who snapped up luxury villas and penthouses.

UAE developers rush to reassure investors wary of Iran war risk

Their moves reflect a rapid shift in sentiment; brokers say many buyers are adopting a wait-and-see approach

Vanke is one of the few major Chinese property developers to so far avoid default, even as its liquidity has been strained by the country’s years-long real estate crisis.

China Vanke seeks bond delay again as it works on restructuring plan

The distressed developer has been wrestling with a liquidity crunch for more than two years

Sun Hung Kai Properties typically seeks syndicated loans annually, and has rarely skipped fundraising in the past decade.

HK’s top developer gets HK$20 billion loan at multi-year low rate

Sources say the deal pays an interest margin of 60 basis points over the Hong Kong Interbank Offered Rate

Thailand relies heavily on tourism and domestic spending, and any hit to visitor flows can quickly weigh on foot traffic and retail sales.

Thailand’s largest mall operator plans 110 billion baht expansion

It is for new retail plazas, office buildings and integrated projects, with a focus on key tourist destinations

CTFE’s refinancing push comes as talks have stalled between the Cheng family and Blackstone over a potential capital injection for New World.

New World’s top shareholder seeks to refinance HK$7.3 billion loan

The company is in preliminary discussions with banks for a potential five-year facility

The latest February sales figure – which excludes ECs – is also just over half the 466 units sold in January. 

New private home sales dwindle to 246 units in February during Chinese New Year lull

Sales are expected to ramp up in the coming months as more ‘attractive’ projects hit the market, analysts say

Several brokerages cite near-term earnings risks and execution uncertainties surrounding IJM’s monetisation plans.

Analysts in favour of IJM investors accepting Sunway’s offer, even as adviser says reject

The independent adviser values IJM at RM5.48 to RM6.48 a share, above Sunway’s RM3.15 offer

Some analysts do not expect Singapore's housing demand to be dampened by the ongoing war in the Middle East for now.

Residential launches and robust order books to hold up earnings for property, construction stocks

Property agencies also did well in 2025, but their outlook could be tempered by there being fewer property launches

The family of tycoon Henry Cheng holds about a 45% stake in New World and effectively runs the property firm.

Blackstone talks on US$4 billion New World deal stall over control

The property firm is one of Hong Kong’s “Big Four” property developers