COVIDNOW records increase of more than 1000 Covid-19 cases weekly, safety measures encouraged

The count of Covid-19 detected cases has surpassed 1,000 each week lately according to COVIDNOW , sparking concerns and discussions on our community's health. Despite the increase in Covid-19 cases worldwide, Malaysia has not identified any new virus variants, according to Health Minister Dr. Zaliha Mustafa. This rise in cases is typical towards the…

11/12/20230Comments

ByAmir Asraf Lee

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Chinese buyers return to the market as borders reopen

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…

Juwai IQI: COVID-19 pandemic effect not as bad as expected

The effects of the Covid-19 pandemic have not been as harmful as anticipated, according to the findings of a survey by the real estate technology group, Juwai IQI. The survey, which involved hundreds of consumers, revealed that Malaysians did quite well compared to many other nations, said group co-founder and chief executive officer Kashif Ansari. In a…

Juwai IQI: COVID-19 pandemic effect not as bad as anticipated

The effects of the COVID-19 pandemic have not been as harmful as anticipated, according to the findings of a survey by the real estate technology group, Juwai IQI. The survey, which involved hundreds of consumers, revealed that Malaysians did quite well compared to many other nations, said group co-founder and chief executive officer Kashif Ansari. He noted…

Despite Covid-19, Overseas Properties Still Strong Among Asian Buyers

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 of the report with BFM. "As a matter of fact, the demand for properties remains strong. This is because most property deals are done…

How Did Technology Transform the Property Purchasing Process in 2021?

In 2019, the Covid-19 pandemic happened and the world’s economy took a downturn. Most companies have turned to apply advanced technology to transform their process, as statistics then have shown that 45% of companies optimizing digital transformation reported higher net revenue growth , even in a pandemic. Let’s take a look at the…

Malaysian government’s right move to terminate High-Speed Rail project

The government's decision to terminate the Kuala Lumpur-Singapore High-Speed Rail (HSR) project is the right move as the country is currently facing health and economic crises. Putra Business School associate professor Dr Ahmed Razman Abdul Latiff said this was although the government was facing the possibility of paying RM300 million in compensation to Singapore. He said the…

NAPIC H1 2020 Report | 12 Things You Should Know

Based on the Property Market Report - H1 2020 (NAPIC), the pace of improvement will depend on both domestic and external factors such as political stability, global oil and commodity prices as well as further developments related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Behind the Property Market Activity 1.The property market performance recorded a sharp decline…

Application for loan repayment flexibility begins 7th August 2020

Beginning on the 7th August 2020, borrowers need to apply directly with their respective banks in order to obtain loan repayment flexibility. With the blanket loan moratorium set to end on 30th September, banks are ready to assist affected borrowers - who have suffered from the COVID-19 situation with repayment plans. What happens after the loan repayment…

RMCO UPDATE | Malaysians, a reminder from your Prime Minister

As of 20th July 2020, Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin, in a nationally televised address, warned fellow Malaysians that if COVID-19 infections were to increase again, then the government would be forced to impose another lockdown and the economy would suffer - a total of 2 billion Malaysian Ringgit a day. The Malaysian government plans to make…

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COVIDNOW records increase of more than 1000 Covid-19 cases weekly, safety measures encouraged

COVIDNOW records increase of more than 1000 Covid-19 cases weekly, safety measures encouraged

COVIDNOW records increase of more than 1000 Covid-19 cases weekly, safety measures encouraged

Chinese buyers return to the market as borders reopen

Juwai IQI: COVID-19 pandemic effect not as bad as expected

Juwai IQI: COVID-19 pandemic effect not as bad as anticipated

Despite Covid-19, Overseas Properties Still Strong Among Asian Buyers

How Did Technology Transform the Property Purchasing Process in 2021?

Malaysian government’s right move to terminate High-Speed Rail project

NAPIC H1 2020 Report | 12 Things You Should Know

Application for loan repayment flexibility begins 7th August 2020

RMCO UPDATE | Malaysians, a reminder from your Prime Minister

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