Property developers

Stressed Philippine builder Vista Land mulls how to pay bond

2026-09-09T08:10:54.000Z
Individual developers say they are prepared for prolonged, unhealthy levels of air quality, though the financial toll remains muted for now.

Singapore construction firms brace for potential disruptions as haze risk lingers

2026-09-08T06:12:25.000Z
The crisis at Bathla is spotlighting the risks that Australia’s regulator had warned about in private lending particularly in the real estate sector. 

Insolvent Australian developer Bathla gets stopgap funding as debt crisis lingers

2026-09-07T06:51:42.000Z
Potential economic weakness could lead to softer new private housing demand in late 2027, early 2028
THE LEVEL GROUND

Are developers over-optimistic with bullish housing land bids?

2026-09-07T03:12:59.000Z
In August, Bathla appointed an administrator after struggling to pay its debts in the face of a slowdown in Australia’s property market and higher construction costs.

Insolvent Bathla faces 24-hour deadline for creditor deal: source

2026-09-02T07:09:22.000Z
Many of Dubai’s biggest development firms are state-backed, and any formal tie-up could signal the city’s willingness to support what has for years been one of the world’s best-performing property markets.

Dubai developer Binghatti in talks on multibillion-dollar pact: chairman

2026-09-02T06:29:11.000Z
The former Temasek Primary and Secondary schools have made way for the 1,010-unit New Upper Changi Road residential project.
SINGAPORE PROPERTY

UOL, CapitaLand aim high with S$1.4 billion or S$1,537 psf ppr bid for New Upper Changi site

2026-09-01T09:36:21.000Z
Vanke, which has nearly a trillion yuan of assets, is one of the few Chinese developers to have avoided defaulting on their debt during the nation’s prolonged real estate slump. 

China Vanke posts US$2.2 billion loss as debt pressure mounts

2026-08-28T07:33:14.000Z
Bathla’s distress heightens concerns across Australia’s private lending market, which is heavily skewed towards property developers grappling with a housing downturn. 

Top Sydney builder’s US$2.3 billion debt woes hit private credit

2026-08-28T06:10:32.000Z
Earnings per share for GuocoLand’s second half ended Jun 30 are down at S$0.0028, from S$0.0256 a year earlier.

GuocoLand H2 net profit down 70% at S$9.8 million

2026-08-28T03:19:41.000Z