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New World Development (NWD), one of Hong Kong’s largest developers, has priced the first batch of 101 apartments in its co-developed Deep Water Pavilia project at HKD 20,932 ($2,668) per square foot. This is the lowest rate for any residential project in the city’s posh Southern district as per sources. This is a strategic move amid mounting financial pressure, wherein NWD has pledged to speed up sales. The company already has a significant $26.8bn in liabilities. Analysts expect the situation to worsen if NWD is unable to strike a deal with banks and refinance $11.15bn of its borrowings by month end.
NWD’s dollar perps were trading stable, albeit at distressed levels of around 20 cents on the dollar.
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