Longfor
Longfor has developed its business across the country
Longfor Group, founded in Chongqing in 1993, has developed its business across the country, covering the four main channel businesses of real estate development, commercial operation, rental housing, and intelligent services, and is actively testing out innovative fields such as senior care and production city.
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An Industry Built on Debt
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Nov 08, 2021 09:42 AM
Time is Running Out as Default Wave Continues
Modern Land has fallen under the tightening measures around real estate development in China. The developer failed to come to terms for an extension on its bond’s maturity and will be engaging with independent financial advisors soon.
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