KKR (KKR) and AEW are said to seek to sell certain property assets in China at losses

KKR and AEW are reportedly looking to divest certain property assets in China at a loss, signaling potential difficulties in the Chinese real estate market.

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This move could suggest broader challenges for foreign investors in the region, potentially impacting market sentiment and the outlook for related sectors. Investors should watch for how this may influence other asset valuations and the strategical responses from peers in real estate investment.

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