Country Garden Services’ shares tumble after issuing warning of up to 57% drop in 2022 net profit
Shares of Country Garden Service are slumping more than 10% in Hong Kong, after issuing profit warning.Â
Shares of Country Garden Service are slumping more than 10% in Hong Kong, after issuing profit warning.Â
Second-hand home transactions in China’s technology hub of Shenzhen reached 1,096 units in the week of Feb 20 – 27, an increase of 24.4% from the 881 units in the previous week.
China’s property transactions declined significantly in January on both yearly and monthly basis, due to the impact of the Spring Festival holiday, China Index Academy (CIA) said in a report.Â
Hong Kong’s Centa-City Leading Index (CCL), a gauge of lived-in home prices compiled by Centaline Property, rose to 158.75, up 0.56% from the previous week, hitting the highest in nine weeks.Â
Chinese government policies aimed at stimulating property demand have been less effective than measures supporting property developers’ liquidity needs, rating agency Moody’s said in a report.
The average new home prices in China’s 100 major cities stood at 16,174 yuan per square meter in January, falling by 0.02% from the previous month, down for the 7th consecutive month.
Shares of Chinese property developer are sliding in Hong Kong, with Times China sliding more than 8% as of 3:43 pm local time, Midea Real Estate down 5.1%, KWG Group down 4.7%, China Jinmao down 4.4% and Country Garden down 3.6%.
China’s real estate market remained sluggish across the year of 2022, with home sales sliding more than 20% to hit the lowest in six years and real estate investment posting the first annual drop on record.