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31 January 2020 / Property Portal Watch

Juwai-IQI launches Property Index

Juwai-IQI has launched a new residential property survey in Malaysia, reported Property Portal Watch (31 January 2020). The property index is the first comprehensive industry forecast in Malaysia. "The new... Read more >

29 January 2020 / Cision PR Web

Real estate agents make deals during Chinese New Year, reports Juwai IQI

U.S. real estate agents are expecting to close transactions during the Chinese Lunar New Year. The number of Chinese visiting the U.S. during the holiday has increased 11 per cent... Read more >

26 January 2020 /

Real estate agents target Chinese New Year buyer boom

Real estate companies in New Zealand are using social media campaigns and Chinese language app WeChat to lure Chinese buyers back into the market. Chinese property buyers who have family... Read more >

24 January 2020 / Bloomberg

Rich Chinese Snap Up Singapore Luxury Homes Despite Higher Taxes

Chinese New Year is one of the most important festivals in China and it’s time for rich Chinese families to buy luxury apartments in Singapore, reported Bloomberg (24 January 2020).... Read more >

24 January 2020 /

Chinese buyers’ attention on overseas residential investments shifts to Asia-Pacific

According to Asia's largest proptech group, Juwai IQI, demand by mainland Chinese buyers for cross-border residential properties continued at a moderate growth rate last year except for Africa. Asia-Pacific saw... Read more >

22 January 2020 / Bloomberg

Mainland Buyers Cool on Hong Kong Property Following Protests

Mainland Chinese was the driving force behind Hong Kong's expensive property price. They are now shunning the city after months of protests, reported Bloomberg (22 January 2020). According to data... Read more >

17 January 2020 / Brisbane Times

Fancy cars, luxury brands and multimillion-dollar property: agents ready for Chinese New Year

According to the Brisbane Times, the Chinese New Year is an annual high point in Sydney's property sales calendar but has lost steam since mid-2016 as a result of tighter... Read more >

16 January 2020 / South China Morning Post

Chinese buyers to continue favouring Asia-Pacific property for its proximity, low entry prices and good yields, analysts say

Analysts expect Asia-Pacific to remain the favoured investment destination among Chinese property buyers in 2020, according to a report by South China Morning Post(16 January 2020). Juwai.com noted that enquiries... Read more >