In the Press

27 February 2019 / Property Report

Why branded homes will remain hits for Thailand in 2019

Thai residential developers are poised to rope in more hotel brands with future projects as the scales of the property market tip toward overseas buyers and domestic demand goes through... Read more >

27 February 2019 / The Street

It's always a good time to buy Thai property, says Hong Kong developer Allan Zeman

Allan Zeman, the driving force behind Hong Kong bar and nightlife district Lan Kwai Fong, fell in love with Phuket by accident. "In Bangkok alone, we saw about 15,000 new... Read more >

27 February 2019 / South China Morning Post

Allan Zeman: Always time to buy Thai property

Allan Zeman, the driving force behind Hong Kong bar and nightlife district Lan Kwai Fong, fell in love with Phuket by accident. Having caught pneumonia while in Canada, he turned... Read more >

26 February 2019 / Star Property

PCON addresses the future of real estate

The Property Conference 2019 recently held at the Quill Convention Centre in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysiam featured an array of future-themed topics focusing on real estate. Speakers included Juwai.com chairman Georg... Read more >

23 February 2019 / RealEstate.com.au

Despite a fall in Chinese investment, Australia remains attractive to overseas buyers

Foreign investor interest in Australia remains strong, according to the Foreign Investment Review Board chair David Irvine. Chinese buying is being impacted by several factors, local and international. There's been... Read more >

21 February 2019 / Your Investment Property

Weak Chinese Yuan, Trade War Benefit Property Market

Weak Chinese yuan and trade war could be good for Australia's property market, according to Juwai.com. "Much has been made of the weakness in the Chinese yuan and how it... Read more >

20 February 2019 / Your Investment Property

Foreign investment rules violations mostly found in Victoria

The number of residential properties owned by foreign nationals who broke investment rules has increased, with over half of the breaches linked to homes in Victoria. increased foreign stamp duty... Read more >

20 February 2019 / South China Morning Post

Hong Kong, China buyers pause investments in Australian real estate on concern of post-election increase in capital-gains tax

Investors from Hong Kong and mainland China are concerned that the Australian Labor Party - the favourite to form government in May - could raise the capital-gains tax on property... Read more >