The restructuring, worth $22.7 billion, is just part of Evergrande‘s total liabilities that amount to more than $300 billion

Home sales by floor area in January-February dropped 3.6% from a year earlier, compared with a 24% decline for the whole of 2022

Bondholders have also been pushing Evergrande Chairman Hui Ka Yan to put in more of his own money to repay debt

Home prices in the territory dropped in 2022 with December seeing the seventh consecutive monthly decline

Prices in December declined 0.2% month-on-month, the fifth consecutive monthly fall and at the same pace as in November

Increased state support saw the country’s real estate developers raise $19.9bn last month – but fundraising still dropped 38% over the year

The Hang Seng Mainland Properties Index firmed in mid-afternoon trade, after earlier jumping close to 4%

The world's most indebted property developer has been struggling to repay its many creditors, making this a 'crucial year' for debt repayment

Property prices in 100 Chinese cities fell for the sixth month in a row in December, a private real estate firm survey showed

The services unit’s pledged shares were last enforced a year ago, when the group's ownership was reduced from 60.96%

Construction at the site has been halted since September 2021, with Evergrande facing more than $300 billion in liabilities

The debt-ridden developer said it hopes to extend its repayment deadline after "experiencing significant declines in its sales and operations"