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Blackstone has canceled a $ 3bn deal for Chinese arms manufacturer Soho China, while Beijing officials have not been able to sell the property to make way for a deal.
The United States Agency for International Development (ECHR) has stated in a statement that it will not allow “opposition” to be used in any way.
The program of HK $ 5 share share created in June paid the Chinese real estate broker at HK $ 26bn (US $ 3.3bn) but came to Beijing before expanding its control over the technology industry in other industries.
The news of the summer’s abduction sparked concern in China, with Soho China founder Pan Shiyi and his wife Zhang Xin are being accused online of selling and trying to flee the country with their money.
The two were once well-known Chinese financial experts with their future towers running around the skylines of Beijing and Shanghai. They have adopted a lower profile and have been living abroad for a long time because of China’s hospitality.
Their generous idea, worth $ 15m at Harvard University and they go on sale in the US, including part of the General Motors House in Manhattan, was also criticized. Now the duo need to find a new way to move beyond the financial group he founded more than two decades ago.
Soho’s best-selling suburbs in China’s largest cities were to become Blackstone’s largest production facilities in the country. Blackstone co-founder Stephen Schwarzman has spent years lobbying Chinese political leaders, including pledging $ 100m to create a world-class program at Being’s Tsinghua University that produces several “Schwarzman Scholars” a year.
In recent years the U.S. military has poured money into Chinese offices and residences, as well as online shopping malls. Blackstone’s domestic record in China is 53m meters in 23 cities.
In January the company announced the acquisition of $ 1.1bn for a large shopping center in the town of Greater Bay, near Guangzhou on the country’s south coast. The agreement also expanded the third phase of the Blackstone warehouse in China.
This year he managed to buy $ 1.1bn of 70% of the China Chinese warehouse park manufactured by Guangzhou R&F, a real estate developer who this week is under a lot of pressure in the bond markets.
The Chinese real estate market has been shaken in recent weeks by pressure from Evergrande, a real estate agent, and the crisis that has befallen other manufacturers including Guangzhou R&F.
The crisis is linked to a ban on Beijing-based products by Chinese developers who are more focused on housing, while the government is trying to better manage its commercial sector.