Malaysia confident market will return to growth after outbreak ends
Juwai IQI’s “Residential Property Index – Malaysia” survey reveals how agents are reacting to the coronavirus pandemic that has slowed... 继续阅读 >
The 7 guiding principles of Chinese HNWI overseas property investors
[This article was originally published on Investment Migration Insider and written by Luc Lu (Shanghai/Singapore).] In a pandemic world, where... 继续阅读 >
Chinese buyer activity looks to bounce back from coronavirus outbreak
Wuhan set to lift draconian restrictions in force for over two months, ending lockdown, as China gets people back to... 继续阅读 >
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Financial freedom costs US$4 million in Hong Kong, second only to London
According to the ability to maintain a desired lifestyle, London is more expensive than Hong Kong, based on the data compiled by online property portal Juwai IQI. Based on Juwai’s estimates, the...
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48 Percent of Malaysians Expect Higher Home Prices
Forty-eight per cent of Malaysians expect home prices to increase in 2021, while two out of every five expect to purchase a home this year, according to a new survey of Malaysian...
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Overseas properties still strong among Asian buyers despite COVID-19
A report done by Juwai IQI shows despite the pandemic, it did not restrict the enthusiasm for properties among Asian buyers. Georg Chmiel, Group Executive Chairman of Juwai IQI, shares the insights...
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Malaysians move away from Australia to buy Singapore real estate
Real estate agents expect a surge in Singapore private residence transactions in 2020 as Malaysian cross-border buyers turn their back on Australia and flock to Singapore. This was a change from 2019...
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