A recent report by Juwai IQI, a global real estate technology company, reveals that Malaysia has witnessed significant benefits from the changing landscape of Chinese international commercial real estate investment. Moreover, a recent report by Juwai IQI, a global real estate technology company, unveils Malaysia’s substantial benefits from the evolving realm of Chinese international commercial real estate investment.
The growing emphasis on Malaysia and other Southeast Asian countries, like Indonesia and Thailand, has bolstered Malaysia’s allure as an investment hotspot. Significantly, the report emphasizes Johor, Kuala Lumpur, and Selangor as the preferred options for Chinese investors seeking opportunities in Malaysia.
Kashif Ansari, the co-founder and group CEO of Juwai IQI, expects Chinese investment in Johor to grow further, as the existing Singapore links already serve as a foundation for such investments. The RTS link is set to exert a significant influence by heightening the appeal for Singaporeans and Chinese investors, who are actively drawn to Johor’s promising prospects of higher returns, an alluring lifestyle, and enhanced affordability.
“Malaysia first became a top-five destination for Chinese commercial property investors in 2022. Achieving the third-ranked position like it has this year is unprecedented. Looking forward, we don’t believe global economic uncertainties will prevent Malaysia from achieving gross domestic product growth of 4.7 per cent in 2023,” he added.
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