广州安居集团重启收购存量商品房；长城资产拟处置恒大地产近11亿元债权

Group 1: Beijing Land Auction - Beijing successfully auctioned 2 residential land plots, generating a total revenue of 3.27 billion yuan, with a total area of approximately 66,000 square meters [1] - The Dongcheng Qinian Street plot was won by Beijing Urban Construction for 2.028 billion yuan, with a floor price of 81,120 yuan per square meter and a premium rate of 4% [1] - The Changping Future Science City plot was acquired at the base price, with a comprehensive transaction floor price of 15,115 yuan per square meter [1] Group 2: Guangzhou Anju Group's Acquisition Initiative - Guangzhou Anju Group has restarted its initiative to acquire existing residential properties for use as affordable housing, with a focus on projects that are well-connected and have clear legal status [2] - The acquisition targets properties with a building area generally below 90 square meters, aiming to address the challenges of unsold inventory for developers while expanding the supply of affordable housing [2] - The initiative is set to run until November 25, 2025, with a focus on projects that have completed construction or are nearing completion [2] Group 3: Wuhan Land Auction Announcement - Wuhan has announced the auction of 27 land plots with a total starting price of approximately 8.799 billion yuan, including 24 residential plots with a starting price of about 8.353 billion yuan [3] - This auction is the largest land sale activity planned for the second half of 2025, reflecting the city's response to market demand and development strategy [3] - The high proportion of land supply from suburban areas indicates a shift in urban development from a "single-core concentration" to a "multi-center radiation" model [3] Group 4: Shanghai Baolong Industrial Bond Suspension - Shanghai Baolong Industrial announced the suspension of four bonds starting November 20, 2025, to facilitate subsequent debt restructuring and ensure fair information disclosure [4] - This suspension is a direct response to a recent ABS default event and marks a new phase in the company's debt restructuring efforts [4] - The company plans to propose a comprehensive solution for domestic and foreign debt, which may include bond extensions, interest rate adjustments, or partial principal reductions [4] Group 5: China Great Wall Asset's Debt Disposal - China Great Wall Asset announced plans to dispose of its debt claim against Evergrande Group, totaling approximately 1.092 billion yuan, with principal and interest amounts specified [5] - This move follows a previous significant asset disposal involving 11.3 billion yuan related to the "Evergrande system," indicating a new phase in addressing Evergrande's debt crisis [5] - The debt is secured by mortgages on multiple properties in Guangzhou, highlighting the structured approach to resolving the debt issues [5]