Jackie Chan saves Beijing's 500 million luxury mansion and was withdrawn by the court 3 days before

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It was reported that Jackie Chan’s mansion in Dongcheng District, Beijing, was auctioned for foreclosure on August 28. It was originally scheduled to start this morning (28th), but the foreclosure network indicated that it had ended early. According to a report by China’s “Beijing News”, people familiar with the matter revealed that The foreclosure was "withdrawn by the court due to objections from outsiders." The withdrawal time was around September 25. It is uncertain whether there will be another foreclosure later.

Room 1001 and Room 1002, Building 2, Beijing "NAGA Upper House" held by Jackie Chan, was originally scheduled to be auctioned at 10 o'clock this morning. The market price was 120 million yuan (about 520 million Taiwan dollars) and the starting price was 71.91 million yuan (about 3.1 However, this case is not because Jackie Chan, who has a net worth of as much as NT$11.7 billion, has a financial crisis or has violated the law. It is because he did not go through the transfer procedures after buying the house. A mansion is also within the scope of seizure.

According to investigations, Jackie Chan served as the spokesperson for the construction project in 2006. He bought two households for an original asking price of RMB 33.6 million, which was offset by his endorsement remuneration of RMB 20.6 million. He had to pay another RMB 13 million. In consultation with him, because the transaction volume was too low, he was afraid that the digital exposure would not look good after being found out by the outside world. He hoped that the transfer would not be carried out. Jackie Chan, who was straightforward and trusted the owner of the construction company, agreed. The litigation used the housing transaction contract to prove that it was his real estate; the foreclosure case had not been carried out before it was concluded.