A man walks through a cloud of dust whipped up by wind at the construction site near newly erected office skyscrapers in Beijing. Developers are turning to alternative financing models. Photo: Reuters A man walks through a cloud of dust whipped up by wind at the construction site near newly erected office skyscrapers in Beijing. Developers are turning to alternative financing models. Photo: Reuters
A man walks through a cloud of dust whipped up by wind at the construction site near newly erected office skyscrapers in Beijing. Developers are turning to alternative financing models. Photo: Reuters
China property
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Chinese developers turn to asset securitisation as traditional finance dries up

China’s quasi-reits prove popular with developers who can’t sell properties

Topic |   China property
Zheng Yangpeng
Zheng Yangpeng

Updated: 2:55pm, 20 Jul, 2018

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A man walks through a cloud of dust whipped up by wind at the construction site near newly erected office skyscrapers in Beijing. Developers are turning to alternative financing models. Photo: Reuters A man walks through a cloud of dust whipped up by wind at the construction site near newly erected office skyscrapers in Beijing. Developers are turning to alternative financing models. Photo: Reuters
A man walks through a cloud of dust whipped up by wind at the construction site near newly erected office skyscrapers in Beijing. Developers are turning to alternative financing models. Photo: Reuters
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