Group 1 - The Hong Kong real estate stocks have seen a significant decline, with China Jinmao dropping nearly 9% and China Overseas Grand Oceans Group falling 8% [1] - Other notable declines include Zhongliang Holdings down over 5%, Greentown China down 4.77%, and several other companies like Longfor Group and Yuyuan Property down over 3% [1] - Morgan Stanley suggests a selective investment strategy, highlighting a clear risk differentiation in the Chinese credit market, with the TMT sector showing good quality while the real estate sector remains under severe pressure [1] Group 2 - The real estate market is not expected to stabilize until 2025, with ongoing declines in sales and investment [1] - Vanke's attempt to extend domestic bond maturities has led to significant drops in both offshore and onshore bond prices, raising concerns about the financing environment for private developers [1] - The effects of policy easing have been limited, and there remains substantial inventory pressure in the market [1]