In the Press / 媒体关注

29 January 2018 / CNBC

Chinese investments in the UK are picking up: Juwai.com

Chinese buyer interest in the UK is on the rise, according to international property portal Juwai.com CEO Carrie Law in a live interview with CNBC (29 January 2018). Law disclosed... Read more >

25 January 2018 / RNZ

Realtors report spike of interest ahead of foreign ban

Interest for property in New Zealand has leapt by a third as Chinese rush to buy before the foreign buyer ban comes into effect, reports RNZ (25 January 2018). Shortly... Read more >

25 January 2018 / The Wall Street Journal

A lucky year for Chinese real estate buyers

Real estate agents forecast that 2018 will be a year of deal for Chinese property buyers, reports The Wall Street Journal (25 January 2018). The number eight is one of... Read more >

23 January 2018 / RIS Media

Juwai.com partners with Association of Family Offices in Asia

Chinese property website Juwai.com and the Association of Family Offices in Asia (AFO) have formed a strategic alliance, reports RIS Media (23 January 2018). The partnership will create synergy between... Read more >

19 January 2018 / Property Portal Watch

Juwai.com announces partnership with Association Family Offices in Asia

Juwai.com and the Association Family Offices in Asia (AFO) have become partners, reports Property Portal Watch (19 January 2018). The partnership will allow high net worth and ultra high net... Read more >

18 January 2018 / Real Estate Talk

Juwai.com announces partnership with AFO in Asia

The Association of Family Offices in Asia (AFO) has announced a strategic partnership with Juwai.com, the No. 1 Chinese international property platform, reports Real Estate Talk (18 January 2018). The... Read more >

02 January 2018 / Realty Plus Mag

Chinese demand for UK properties up

Chinese enquiries for the UK are still up 18 months after the Brexit referendum, reports Realty Plus Mag (2 January 2018). According to Juwai.com, a real estate website listing overseas... Read more >

01 January 2018 / Seattle Business

The China challenge: Washington would be a major casualty in a Trump trade war

Strained US-China trade relations could affect Washington more than other states, reports Seattle Business (1 January 2018). China is Washington's top export market, but recent tensions following the US-China $346... Read more >