9 reasons why Seattle is firing up Chinese buyer interest
2016 saw Chinese buyer enquiries for Seattle rising 83% y-o-y on Juwai.com, following a 118% y-o-y increase in 2015.1... Continue reading >
5 tips to better tailor your property tour for Chinese buyers
60% of China’s high net worth individuals (HNWIs) intend to buy overseas property within the next three years.1 For... Continue reading >
Alibaba, BMW, and the secret to successfully engaging Chinese buyers
Having raked in $4.84 trillion in sales last year1, China’s retail market now reigns as the world’s largest.... Continue reading >
10 ways to build better trust with Chinese property buyers
$225 billion – that’s how much Chinese buyers are projected to spend on international property between now and 2025.1... Continue reading >
Chinese investors unfazed by EB-5 uncertainties – here’s why
Despite lingering uncertainties surrounding the EB-5, Chinese investors are still keen on the US.1 Chinese already account for 90%... Continue reading >
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IQI Global posts RM2.4bil sales in 1H
Despite market volatility and the ongoing pandemic, real estate specialist IQI Global has sold over RM2.4 billion of properties in the first half of 2020, according to a report in the New...
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Sydney and Melbourne landlords lose AUD60 million a month due to international student drought
Landlords in Sydney and Melbourne are losing an estimated AUD60 million in rental income each month, reports Propertynoise Australia (24 June 2020). Chinese property portal Juwai estimates each city has shed just...
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As China and Australia trade barbs on coronavirus and racism, property market joins list of casualties
Strained relations between Beijing and Canberra are likely to worsen the Australian real estate market that helps support the Australian economy, reports the South China Morning Post (23 March 2020). It is...
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Sydney and Melbourne landlords lose $60 million a month due to international student drought
The exodus of Chinese students from Sydney and Melbourne is costing an estimated AUD60 million in rental income each month for landlords, reports Domain (23 June 2020). Juwai executive chairman Georg Chmiel...
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