Chinese investment in Malaysia surged to RM31 billion, marking the second-highest level on record and the most significant inflow since 2015.
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The contents of this article were contributed by Dave Platter, Global Head of Public Relations at Juwai IQI and Forbes Council Official Member, connecting Juwai IQI’s leaders with top media outlets across the US, Europe, East Asia, Southeast Asia, and Australia-New Zealand.
Ever wonder why Mainland Chinese Investors are buying more luxury homes in Malaysia?…
Chinese from the middle class upward are sending some of their money – and even themselves – to Thailand, particularly as China has been reopening following three difficult years under zero-Covid. Many are hoping to hedge against economic pressures at home, while building their future in an inexpensive Southeast Asian country with growth prospects.
The Southeast…
China’s borders have recently reopened for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic, allowing the world’s largest source of tourists and potential international homebuyers to travel freely around the globe.
The United States is the second-most popular home-buying destination for Chinese buyers, according to Juwai IQI, one of the largest global real estate platforms…
Middle-East states including the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia are launching ambitious property projects and other initiatives to rejuvenate the Gulf economy, reducing its reliance on oil while attracting foreign capital and talent from China and elsewhere.
The Gulf Cooperation Council, a group of six states comprising Saudi, UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman and Qatar, grew…
Shan Saeed, Chief Economist at Juwai IQI's Malaysia office, on Thursday, discussed with Global Watch regarding the Belt and Road Initiative and how it will play a major role in the modern era.
Shan, in his comment, "It is critical for both countries to work very closely. China has shown remarkable brinkmanship globally in vaccine diplomacy,…
Property investors from mainland China are sharpening their focus on Portugal and Singapore as alternative investment locations while shifting more money out of traditional markets like the US and Australia and Britain amid concerns about fraying trade relations.
While the Covid-19 pandemic has tempered overseas trips, it has not deterred investors from hunting for overseas assets.…
While the COVID-19 pandemic is having detrimental effects on the real estate sector across the world, Chinese investors continue to search the world for good deals although overall deal closings fell during the first quarter of 2020.
Traditionally, the top five outbound destinations for Chinese investors have been the US, the UK, Hong Kong, Australia and…
Cross-border buyers, with the majority from Asia, purchased 500,000 homes in the G7 countries last year, worth an aggregate value of US$250 billion, says property portal Juwai.com.
While the largest number of cross-border property buyers originate in mainland China, significant numbers also come from the Chinese territories of Hong Kong and Taiwan, and Singapore, India, Japan,…