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Juwai releases ‘Overseas Knowledge of Chinese Buyers’ survey results
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Happy holidays: we're ringing in 2016 with you!
Tomorrow marks the very last day of 2015, a momentous year that delivered several major milestones for both China and... Continue reading >
Juwai launches Juwai IQ data service
We’ve just introduced the world’s first and most comprehensive Chinese consumer data service tracking ethnically Chinese buyers worldwide, providing invaluable... Continue reading >
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Thailand is expected to remain the most popular country for Chinese property buyers in 2019, with growth of at least 10% from last year and Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Pattaya and Phuket as...
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Thailand to remain most popular among Chinese property buyers
Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Pattaya and Phuket looks set to remain top destinations for Chinese property buyers in 2019 with a growth of at least 10 percent, according to an international property portal....
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Hong Kong buyers expect further declines in London home prices
Hong Kong investors expect further declines in the prices of London homes because of uncertainty around Brexit, and are delaying investment, according to industry experts.Carrie Law, CEO and director of Chinese international...
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Hong Kong buyers of London property delay investments, expecting further price declines
Carrie Law, CEO and director of the number one Chinese international real estate portal Juwai.com, said Brexit was initially viewed as “bargains”, but the interest dissipated by the first half of 2018....
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