Chinese tourists are forecast to spend $422 billion overseas annually by 2020.1 This projected leap from the $229 billion... Continue reading >
In 2010, 50% of China’s urban households still lived in low-quality housing built before 1998.1 Today’s Chinese expect better,... Continue reading >
$20 billion – that’s how much Alibaba’s Singles’ Day is expected to rake in tomorrow in terms of sales.1... Continue reading >
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The waiver of the real property gains tax in Malaysia has resulted in more secondary market transactions, reports The Malaysian Reserve (18 January 2021). According to data from Juwai IQI, Asia’s largest...
Read more >Chinese buyers are expected to buy more Thai real estate, reports the Bangkok Post (13 January 2021). Thailand remains the top destination for international property buyers from China according to data from...
Read more >Thailand and the UAE have launched new visas to attract foreign investors, reports PR Web (6 January 2021). Juwai IQI Group Co-Founder and CEO Kashif Ansari said: "In 2021, the battle to...
Read more >Kuala Lumpur remains popular among Asian buyers, reports New Strait Times (4 January 2021). According to a report published by Juwai IQI, Malaysia was ranked seventh in the third quarter of 2020...
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