Changshawan Ruifeng (formerly known as Evergrande Ruifeng), which was originally held by China Evergrande (3333) and has been transferred to its partner shareholder Dingpei Group, has recently been handed over to the owner.
However, a group of homeowners who had used the original developer's "Borrowing Plan" and "interest-free mortgage-free for the first two years" (90% one mortgage) with high percentage rate mortgages faced the crisis of being killed due to mortgage arrangements.
Among them, the owner of Ruifeng told "Hong Kong 01" that the building was officially handed over to the owner today (20th), and since the mortgage has not been successfully undertaken so far, there is a chance that the developer will kill it.
This group of buyers went to the area around 1:00 to 2:00 p.m. today to try to put pressure on the developer. Some buyers were even more emotional. They attempted to jump off the pedestrian overpass near Tokyo Street in the district, jeopardizing the location of the planter on the pedestrian overpass.
The victim is advised to return to a safe position
However, it is reported that police officers and rescue workers were notified and arrived at the scene. After being persuaded, they returned to a safe position. The victim was later sent to the hospital.
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After checking the information, the property provided the buyer with a payment method during the construction period. The first 5% of the property price was paid when the provisional sale and purchase agreement was signed, and the remaining 95% of the property price was paid within 14 days after handover.
This means that if these buyers fail to undertake mortgages, they may be killed by developers in the next two weeks.
It is understood that some Ruifeng buyers originally planned to use the 90% mortgage originally provided by the project, but after the project was transferred to the partner shareholder Dingpei Group, some buyers failed to successfully apply for the above-mentioned high-percentage mortgage.
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Buyers of Ruifeng in the new building fell into the trap of breathing Plan, prompting the developer to terminate the transaction and return the full deposit Cheungsha Wan Ruifeng was approved as a satisfaction certificate. "Renamed "Ruifeng" Ding Pei took over Changsha Bay Evergrande. Ruifeng issued 17 million commissions to the four major agency banks before Christmas Eve. Ding Pei purchased Evergrande.
Ruifeng also made a promise