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Longfor Properties is a Beijing based company involved in property development and investment. Apart from Beijing, it has operations in Changzhou, Chengdu, Chongqing, Hangzhou, Qingdao, Shenyang, Shanghai, Xi’an and Wuxi.
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Longfor Properties is a Beijing based company involved in property development and investment. Apart from Beijing, it has operations in Changzhou, Chengdu, Chongqing, Hangzhou, Qingdao, Shenyang, Shanghai, Xi’an and Wuxi.
- Sales of residential property were down 2.1 per cent in the first seven months of this year
- Very clear that limiting cash flow, controlling home prices a long-term national policy, Sunac China founder says
Problems buying her first flat led the economics graduate to launch a property company that is now worth US$8.3 billion
Problems buying her first flat led the economics graduate to launch a property company that is now worth US$8.3 billion
Sunac’s founder Sun Hongbin, Longfor’s Chairwoman Wu Yajun, and the magnates of Dali Foods and Zhou Hei Ya all transferred their wealth to trusts
Sunac’s founder Sun Hongbin, Longfor’s Chairwoman Wu Yajun, and the magnates of Dali Foods and Zhou Hei Ya all transferred their wealth to trusts
Shao Mingxiao said life is becoming tougher for builders after a slew of government measures to take the heat out of the market.
Shao Mingxiao said life is becoming tougher for builders after a slew of government measures to take the heat out of the market.
Yang Huiyan, 37, of property developer Country Garden is China’s richest woman at US$22 billion.
Yang Huiyan, 37, of property developer Country Garden is China’s richest woman at US$22 billion.
The Chinese developer saw net profit jump 38 per cent to 12.6 billion yuan in 2017, while total revenue grew 31 per cent to 72.08 billion yuan
The Chinese developer saw net profit jump 38 per cent to 12.6 billion yuan in 2017, while total revenue grew 31 per cent to 72.08 billion yuan
Longfor Properties said net attributable profit rose slightly to 3.85 billion yuan, in the first half of this year and was cautiously optimistic about prospects for the sector despite government attempts to rein in property prices.
Longfor Properties said net attributable profit rose slightly to 3.85 billion yuan, in the first half of this year and was cautiously optimistic about prospects for the sector despite government attempts to rein in property prices.