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Defaulted property developer CIFI Holdings has for the third time in two months unveiled a loss-making asset disposal plan as it looks to fund operations and alleviate liquidity pressure.

China Aoyuan is the latest among debt-stricken home builders to win forbearance from offshore creditors and courts to cure their defaulted debts as China’s property market struggles to overturn a multi-year slump.

A Hong Kong luxury home previously belonging to the CEO of Kaisa Group sold for HK$300 million (US$38.2 million), nearly a fifth below the prevailing market rate.

Amid growing investor doubt over how much a reported plan to allow developers greater access to funds from presold homes will benefit distressed firms.

Chinese property stocks and bonds rallied for a second day after the central bank pledged to use more monetary policy tools to spur the economy.

Evergrande plunged 8.8% in Hong Kong Monday.

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Chinese banks are likely to post 10 per cent profit growth for the third quarter, as solid income from fees and loan growth outweigh exposure to struggling developers, say analysts.

This series looks at the Evergrande crisis and what next for the Chinese property developer and home builder and its chairman, real estate magnate Hui Ka-yan.