Budget 2022: Real estate agents hope the government will support first-time buyers

Kashif Ansari, CEO of Juwai IQI, an Asian real estate technology group, stated in his latest release that the initiatives in the 2022 budget are essential. Because if Budget 2021 is about combating the epidemic, Budget 2022 is about putting an end to it. "After surveying real estate agents across the country, we found that…

22/07/20210Comments

ByAmir Asraf Lee

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House prices likely to rise 3-12 pct in 2022-2023 – Survey

House prices in Malaysia is expected to climb three per cent over the next 12 months and will continue to surge by 12 per cent in the following 12 months on improved outlook. In terms of rental market, although rent would show just one per cent growth over the coming 12 months, it is expected…

IQI Cares Community Assistance – An initiative to help those in need

With difficulty comes ease. During the pandemic, people have gathered together as a community to help out one another and ensure that no one is left behind when needing a helping hand. This also includes the initiative by IQI Global with IQI Cares. Few days ago, the team went to Batu Ferringhi, Penang to contribute…

House prices to climb 3-12 per cent over the next two years, says Juwai IQI

House prices in Malaysia are expected to climb three per cent over the next 12 months and will continue to surge by 12 per cent in the following 12 months on improved outlook, this is based on a recent property survey by Juwai IQI. The firm's group co-founder and chief executive officer Kashif Ansari said…

Mainland Chinese investment in Australian real estate surged by 16%

Mainland Chinese investment in Australian real estate surged by 16% according to the latest data from the governmental Foreign Investment Review Board. Chinese invested AU$7.1 billion in Australian residential and commercial real estate in the year 2019-20, up from $6.1 billion a year earlier. Including Hong Kong, Chinese investment totalled $9.5 billion. “Australia depends on…

Malaysia’s trade to remain resilient, stronger in next few quarters

Malaysia's trade is expected to remain resilient in April and pugnaciously strong in the next few quarters, growing between 25 to 45 per cent in the coming months, an economist said. Juwai IQI Global chief economist Shan Saeed said the Malaysian economic outlook is strongly linked with the positive outlook for China, ASEAN and the…

Juwai IQI records 293 pct real estate sales in 2021 to-date, despite COVID-19

Despite the challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic, real estate technology company Juwai IQI recorded 293 per cent more new project sales in 2021, to date, compared with the same period of 2020. In a statement today, Juwai IQI said it concluded US$88 million (US$1=RM4.14) of new-project residential sales across Malaysia in the week of…

As Phuket gears up to reopen, bargain hunters and Chinese buyers eye property and investments

Phuket remains high on the list for those on the lookout for a second home and business opportunities in a post-coronavirus world. There are heavily discounted homes and even entire resorts, while one property firm has recorded a 38 per cent increase in interest from China. Phuket remains high on the list for property buyers…

When will the boom explode? Discussion on Australian property

Australian house prices are already on the rise and they could rocket even further when the international borders open - particularly in Perth. Juwai IQI executive chairman Georg Chmiel said the local team had continued to sell to buyers from Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, China, and Hong Kong despite the travel restrictions, but the end of…

Economist: Banks’ targeted assistance appropriate

Banks’ targeted assistance approach to help needy customers is viewed as the most appropriate solution for now as the movement control order (MCO) 3.0 would likely be a short one. The acceleration of the ongoing vaccination programme to curb the spread of Covid-19 is expected to drop in the number of cases soon said an…

18/05/20210Comments

ByAmir Asraf Lee

Budget 2022: Real estate agents hope the government will support first-time buyers

Budget 2022: Real estate agents hope the government will support first-time buyers

Budget 2022: Real estate agents hope the government will support first-time buyers

House prices likely to rise 3-12 pct in 2022-2023 – Survey

IQI Cares Community Assistance – An initiative to help those in need

House prices to climb 3-12 per cent over the next two years, says Juwai IQI

Mainland Chinese investment in Australian real estate surged by 16%

Malaysia’s trade to remain resilient, stronger in next few quarters

Juwai IQI records 293 pct real estate sales in 2021 to-date, despite COVID-19

As Phuket gears up to reopen, bargain hunters and Chinese buyers eye property and investments

When will the boom explode? Discussion on Australian property

Economist: Banks’ targeted assistance appropriate

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