9 reasons why Vietnam is becoming Asia's latest property hotspots
Vietnam is quickly becoming Asia’s latest property hotspot for foreign investors. According to Juwai.com, it now occupies the ninth spot... 继续阅读 >
Top 5 Southeast Asian destinations for Chinese LGBT buyers
With a spending power of US$938 billion in 2017 alone1, China’s 90 million LGBT consumers are emerging as... 继续阅读 >
Juwai reveals 'Top 10 Chinese Buyer Picks for 2017' report
Despite stricter outbound investment rules, Chinese investment abroad stayed robust in 2017. In fact, Bloomberg reported back in September that... 继续阅读 >
OBOR property investment: which Asian market reigned H1 2017?
Q2 2017 saw Hong Kong dominating as the top performing market in Asia, as well as the second-best performer globally.... 继续阅读 >
Top Chinese travel hotspots this October Golden Week 2017
6.15 million Chinese travelled abroad during Chinese New Year 2017, the first of two Golden Weeks each year.1 That... 继续阅读 >
The lowdown on China's booming outbound tourism market
Chinese outbound tourism boomed to 122 million travellers in 2016, up 4% from 2015.1 When you put that together... 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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