In the Press

17 March 2014 / ONE News

Chinese buyers snap up Kiwi real estate

Property investors from China are now the largest foreign buyers in New Zealand â€“ overtaking buyers from neighbouring Australia, reports ONE News of TVNZ (17 March 2014). According to the... Read more >

16 March 2014 / The Star-Telegram

Ebby Halliday Realtors | Luxury Marketing

Ebby Halliday Realtors, one of the oldest and most respected real estate firms in the US, is intensifying its marketing of Luxury Portfolio International â€“ the luxury property department under... Read more >

14 March 2014 / Property Portal Watch

Juwai.com launches innovative mobile app for its Chinese customers

Juwai.com, the No. 1 Chinese international property website which prides itself in offering market-leading products to its consumers, has recently introduced its new mobile app that lets Chinese investors find... Read more >

14 March 2014 / Tech in Asia

As Chinese snap up more overseas property, Juwai grows to 1.5 million active users

Since its incorporation 2 years ago, Juwai has grown in leaps and bounds to reach 1.5 million users each month with 2.4 million real estate listings from 53 countries â€“... Read more >

13 March 2014 / Inman News

Juwai.com unveils mobile search app for international Chinese buyers

In a bid to further widen the door of global property investment to Chinese investors, Juwai.com has released the world's first mobile property app that will enable Chinese property investors... Read more >

11 March 2014 / Malaysia Chronicle

What is driving Chinese investors?

Australian property is increasingly attracting more Chinese homebuyers, says Glenn Stevens, Reserve Bank of Australia's governor as reported by Malaysia Chronicle (11 March 2014). Juwai.com Co-CEO, Simon Henry shares with... Read more >

10 March 2014 / The Sydney Morning Herald

Cashed-up Chinese are pricing the young out of the property market

First-time buyers and young buyers in Australia are finding it difficult to buy homes due to the wave of Chinese buyers who have been flooding Australia, especially in Sydney and... Read more >

10 March 2014 / South China Morning Post

Australia: Investors pour into property market; Growing interest from Chinese buyers is driving up prices

Housing prices in Australia skyrocketed 27% in Sydney and Melbourne, mostly due to a massive surge of Chinese property hunters whose investment in Australia shot up 60% in the last... Read more >