are they running a ponzi scheme ? or the buyers just greedy wanting real estate ?This is good, this private company is not widely liked in China. They made too much money from the people. Even the government doesn't like it.
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are they running a ponzi scheme ? or the buyers just greedy wanting real estate ?This is good, this private company is not widely liked in China. They made too much money from the people. Even the government doesn't like it.
Ponzi scheme in full play@beijingwalker modern-day Ponzi scheme
Real estate business resembles ponzi scheme in every country. tell me one country which is not.are they running a ponzi scheme ? or the buyers just greedy wanting real estate ?
Regualtors should take overInstead off letting the company implode under a $300 billion pile of debt, Chinese authorities opted for what analysts called a ācontrolled demolitionā ā essentially managing the corporation through a gradual collapse. Since then, the company has continued to limp on, posing a continual headache for the policymakers who are trying to restore confidence in the real estate sector.
The group finally came clean about the extent of its near-fatal cash crunch and the slow progress it has made toward resolving its financial difficulties when it released a repeatedly delayed earnings report late on Monday local time.
Aside from the $81 billion in losses, Evergrandeās total liabilities continued to grow in 2022, reaching $335 billion compared with just $251 billion in assets, according to the earnings statement.
Hong Kong-traded shares in Evergrande have been suspended since March 2022, meaning the company is just two months away from being delisted from the stock exchange.
Evergrande also said on Monday that it will meet with its overseas creditors this month to try to reach a deal on debt restructuring.
@beijingwalker modern-day Ponzi scheme
It is about China, not Beijing, China has just one capital which makes Beijing a special place, even though, all my friends own at least one house in Beijing, it's extremely rare to find a Beijinger who doesn't have a house. in addition, Beijing offers ē»ęµéēØęæļ¼äø¤éęæļ¼å»ē§ęæććfor low income families.You need some form of differentiation. Chinese embark on massive urban migration last 40 years, and seen urban population rising from 20% to about 70% today. All people got house in village but MOST Beijing people do not even have a residence status.
You do not see much public house in Beijing, 95% are private costing around USD 2 million within 3rd ring.