[Original in Chinese] "Juwai.com notes that Chinese investors' top five favourites are the US, Australia, the UK, Singapore and Canada. Its report lists 118 destinations within 36 countries where Chinese... 继续阅读 >
[Original in Chinese] "China's #1 international property portal Juwai.com released a report titled 'Top Destinations for Chinese Buyers', which shows the global scale of Chinese investment." 继续阅读 >
Chinese investors prefer Melbourne over Sydney and there's been a huge spike in interest in Australian property generally, according to a survey of Mandarin speakers looking to buy in Australia.... 继续阅读 >
"The value of Australian residential property purchased by Chinese-based buyers reached A$5.4 billion in the 2013 financial year, according to figures from Chinese property portal Juwai.com. This is around a... 继续阅读 >
"Chinese bought more than A$530 million worth of Queensland property in the past three years alone. Seeing this trend, major international portal, Juwai.com and Brisbane-based software company, Rex Software, have... 继续阅读 >
"Andrew Taylor, of Juwai, says: 'Transactions we've seen recently include everything from a Versaille-style mansion, to a $200,000 home in a golf community. . . . Chinese buyers aren't just... 继续阅读 >
"Juwai is a real estate site that helps Chinese buyers obtain U.S. real estate. An article on the site tells what is a better investment in U.S. real estate. It... 继续阅读 >
"The Australian pair who founded Juwai.com, a Mandarin language property portal, radiate a mixture of excitement and exhaustion. They are 18 months into this latest Âventure and their Shanghai office,... 继续阅读 >
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