In the Press

23 April 2015 / CNBC

Rich Chinese spending most on homes here

One-fifth of the world’s billionaires come from China – many who spend much of their fortune on properties abroad, reports CNBC (23 April 2015). According to Juwai.com, while top destinations... Read more >

13 April 2015 / The Daily Telegraph

Trophy home with marina sells for A$7M-plus

A Chinese buyer has just snapped up a luxury waterfront home in Seaforth, Australia for more than AU$7 million, reports The Daily Telegraph (13 April 2015). Listed on Juwai.com by... Read more >

10 April 2015 / Real Estate Business

What the law says about working with foreign buyers

Should Australian real estate agents make sure a buyer is FIRB-approved? The answer is no, reports Real Estate Business (10 April 2015). According to Australian law , there is no... Read more >

01 April 2015 / OPP Today

Chinese property buyers target new markets for better value

New Juwai.com data shows that Chinese are looking at new markets in search of better value, reports OPP Today (1 April 2015). The top 3 countries in terms of popularity... Read more >

01 April 2015 / Brown Digital

Market yourself for global business

Internet and online tools have facilitated connection with people all around the world but the trick to China is you have to get behind their firewall, says Chad Creech to... Read more >

31 March 2015 / Chinadaily

Real estate pitch with amenities

The level of services to appeal to rich Chinese buyers has reached new heights, reports Chinadaily.com (31 March 2015). Juwai.com customer, Gotham Corporate Group in Los Angeles, now offers Chinese... Read more >

25 March 2015 / South China Morning Post

Taxing question in Australia; Proposed fee for foreign buyers unlikely to slow down Chinese investors, writes Peta Tomlinson

The newly proposed application fees imposed upon offshore property investors in Australia has fuelled much debate and furor within the industry, reports South China Morning Post (25 March 2015). While... Read more >

23 March 2015 / Nikkei Asian Review

Property Down Under: Australia forces Chinese tycoon to sell Sydney mansion but 'welcomes' foreign

The latest decision to force Chinese real estate tycoon Xu Jiayin to sell his Sydney harbourside mansion was criticised but Australian Treasurer says foreign investment is still welcome Down Under,... Read more >