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Why has the implementation of Real Estate 'acquisition' been slow?
① "Although some places have announced the situation of storage, overall, the acquisition of stock land and commercial housing in various regions faces multiple difficulties, making the related implementation work not easy." ② Whether it is repurchasing idle land or acquiring existing commercial housing, there is a certain time interval from raising funds to completing the storage; how to ensure that funds can be effectively circulated within a certain period and achieve expected returns is also a factor that various regions have to consider.
Starting bid is 1 yuan! Multiple claims against Evergrande Group are about to be auctioned on the Alibaba auction platform.
① Suqian Deyi Auction Co., Ltd. will auction Evergrande Real Estate's 0.12 billion yuan debt from December 25 to 26, starting price 1 yuan, deposit 6000 yuan. ② Zhejiang Ruoxi Auction Co., Ltd. will auction Evergrande Real Estate's 45 million yuan debt from January 19 to 20, 2025, starting price 1 yuan, deposit 4000 yuan.
Express News | Langfang Development: 20% of the company's shares held by Evergrande Real Estate have been completely frozen.
Daily Real Estate Industry Dynamics Summary (2024-12-23)
The signing ceremony for the regional coordinated development of the housing provident fund among the five cities of Shenzhen, Meizhou, Huizhou, Shanwei, and Dongguan was held in Shenzhen. The housing provident fund management centers of the five places officially signed the "Cooperation Agreement for Promoting Coordinated Development of Housing Provident Fund" and held the first joint meeting.
Daily Real Estate Industry News Summary (2024-12-20)
Recently, after several regions officially announced that commodity housing will be priced based on usable area, "cancellation of shared area" has once again become a trending keyword.
MIDLAND HOLDING: Hong Kong property prices are expected to "counterattack" next year, with an estimated increase of around 5%.
MIDLAND HOLDING expects that next year Hong Kong property prices are likely to "rebound," reversing a three-year decline, with an increase of about 5%, and rents rising another 6%.