In the Press / 媒体关注

17 April 2019 / South China Morning Post

Loss aversion angst grips Chinese developers as Australian housing market fades

“We understand that at least half a dozen Chinese developers have put their land holdings on sale to other developers or land bankers, with sites that can accommodate at least... Read more >

16 April 2019 / Elite Agent

Juwai partners with Archistar to launch Property Feng Shui reports

Juwai.com has launched a new service in partnership with Archistar offering Chinese real estate buyers the option of analysing the floor-plans of potential acquisitions for Feng Shui. Juwai.com CEO Carrie... Read more >

15 April 2019 / World Property Journal

Revived ECRL to spur Chinese investors in Malaysia

How will the restarted high-speed rail project affect Chinese investment into Malaysian homes? Juwai.com CEO and Director Carrie Law believes it will spur Chinese property buyers. She says, "The agreement... Read more >

12 April 2019 / Property Investor Today

Brexit chaos pushes the number of Chinese buyers down

The current uncertainty being caused by Brexit has had a clear impact on the number of Chinese residential acquisitions in the UK, according to Juwai.com. The website, China's biggest international... Read more >

11 April 2019 / Toronto Storeys

Chinese investors favour Toronto over Vancouver, new data shows

Although Asian investors are now heading to Toronto for commercial property, Chinese home buyers are actually moving away from Canada’s biggest cities. A previous report by Juwai.com, a real estate... Read more >

09 April 2019 / Property Observer

Golden immigrants to buy homes as $4.4 billion of cash is freed up

Juwai.com data shows that the top destinations for Chinese buyers are Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane. Chinese account for one-quarter of all foreign real estate investment in the country. That's more... Read more >

08 April 2019 / Property Portal Watch

Juwai.com CEO Carrie Law discusses the importance of property portal evolution

Juwai.com recently hosted a live international property expo in Hong Kong, demonstrating how property portals have to evolve in the new media environment. CEO Carrie Law said we think portals... Read more >

02 April 2019 / South China Morning Post

‘Brexiety’ becomes a word as foreign investment in UK real estate drops to its lowest level since 2016

Carrie Law, Chief Executive of property portal Juwai.com, said Chinese inquiries for London properties have been progressively declining. “Chinese buying inquiries for London property were up 53.4 per cent in... Read more >