Juwai Top 10 Chinese buyers picks for 2019
As cross border property buying by wealthy Chinese consumers evolves rapidly, rankings of preferred destination markets have shifted, according to... 继续阅读 >
Juwai IQI Singapore property survey & Index Q2 2020
This is the first Residential Property Index on Singapore conducted by Juwai IQI via an online survey, carried out between... 继续阅读 >
6 reasons why Chinese property buyers are attracted to Portugal
After months of confinement due to the Coronavirus pandemic, restrictions are gradually being lifted across Europe. This has seen... 继续阅读 >
Agents of the Month: João Pagani Toscano from Livingroup International Real Estate and Gustavo Dias from CRS (Cruz, Roque, Semião) Law Firm.
João Pagani Toscano is CEO of Livingroup International Real Estate whilst Gustavo Diaz is a lawyer who works for CRS.... 继续阅读 >
Chinese pay attention to numbers when considering home purchases
Knowing the implicit meanings behind numbers will serve as an important tool in accessing Chinese culture and help you understand your... 继续阅读 >
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Chinese property buyers shows signs of post-COVID rebound
According to Juwai IQI, vaccinations and international travel are the two key factors that will assist in the rebound of buying property. The pandemic has been tragic and prolonged beyond most expectations,...
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Juwai IQI commits to achieving Net Zero emissions by 2030
Juwai IQI announced its new commitment to achieving net-zero emissions and carbon-neutral certification from 2030. Juwai IQI Group Co-Founder and CEO Kashif Ansari said: “We have two motivations for targeting net-zero: to...
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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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