Malaysia’s Macroeconomic Recovery and Growth after COVID-19

The Malaysian government has maintained macroeconomic stability and given economic confidence to the local investors, with trade reaching RM257 billion. Shan Saeed, the global chief economist of Juwai IQI, said the government had done an excellent job navigating the economic turbulence. "The key variables for Malaysia's GDP growth to reach 8.9 percent this year are policy consistency,…

16/11/20220Comments

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News & Event

Juwai IQI Reveals Carbon Emission Calculator In SuperApp

Juwai IQI reveals it will build a new carbon emission calculator into its super-app, Atlas, which is used by members of its 30,000-strong global agent network. The calculator will empower homebuyers with simple, clear, and actionable data on homes' environmental impacts and running costs to reduce carbon footprint . Sustainability is a priority for people of all…

09/11/20220Comments

ByAmir Asraf Lee

News & Event Thailand

Will Thailand’s New Visa Scheme Improve Its Economy?

Thailand has begun accepting applications for a visa scheme this month targeted at courting wealthy foreigners, but analysts are mixed on whether it could prove to be a “big win” in the country’s efforts to stimulate the economy. The Long-term Resident (LTR) visa scheme aims to attract 1 million wealthy or talented foreign nationals…

La Maison Plaza and Juwai IQI cooperate on project sales for the international market

La Maison Plaza hosted a partnership reception with the representative of Juwai IQI, one of the leading real estate firms providing real estate information, consultation service and real estate investment in Asia and China with 21 member countries. Through this partnership, Juwai IQI will bring the shophouse project of La Maison Plaza to the international…

Juwai IQI: Residential homes may hit floor price on tightening supply

Juwai IQI warned that the 9 per cent loss in newly planned residential supply and the 47 per cent drop in completed housing may soon lead to a price floor for residential properties in Malaysia. The international real estate technology group said the property sector will reduce supply enough to limit future price declines. “As…

Global investors grow confidence in UAE

The recent upsurge in the non-oil trade exceeding Dhs1 trillion and recording a growth of 17 per cent over the last year 2021 reflects the growing confidence of global investors in the country. This was stated by Kashif Ansari, Group CEO of Juwai IQI, during an exclusive interview with Gulf Today, adding that all the credit…

26/08/20220Comments

ByAmir Asraf Lee

News & Event Philippines

Andrew Column: Philippines’ strong pandemic comeback drives real estate market

By now, it is clear that the major economies of Southeast Asia are likely to outperform the developed world in the second half of 2022, but what about the Philippines? Let’s take a look. The key economic trends all favour Southeast Asia as a whole. Meanwhile, Europe and North America face more serious struggles with…

Ringgit depreciation attracting foreign investors

The Malaysian property market has been luring foreign investors back as the ringgit depreciated, according to Juwai IQI’s Q3’22 Economic Outlook report. Juwai IQI co-founder and group CEO Kashif Ansari said the weakening ringgit is part of the appeal of Malaysian property that has been luring foreign investors back into the market. “Foreign investment benefits…

Middle East turns to property to boost economy

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…

11/08/20220Comments

ByAmir Asraf Lee

Australia News & Event

Australia FIRB fee likely to weigh on home prices and property investment

Analysts said the investment fee hike by Australia for foreigners may be untimely considering the heightened risks of inflation, global recession and declining home prices in the country. Canberra doubled the Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) application fees on Friday last week, with the maximum set at A$1.045 million (US$730,000) for deals worth more than A$2…

03/08/20220Comments

ByAmir Asraf Lee

Malaysia’s Macroeconomic Recovery and Growth after COVID-19

Malaysia’s Macroeconomic Recovery and Growth after COVID-19

Malaysia’s Macroeconomic Recovery and Growth after COVID-19

Juwai IQI Reveals Carbon Emission Calculator In SuperApp

Will Thailand’s New Visa Scheme Improve Its Economy?

La Maison Plaza and Juwai IQI cooperate on project sales for the international market

Juwai IQI: Residential homes may hit floor price on tightening supply

Global investors grow confidence in UAE

Andrew Column: Philippines’ strong pandemic comeback drives real estate market

Ringgit depreciation attracting foreign investors

Middle East turns to property to boost economy

Australia FIRB fee likely to weigh on home prices and property investment

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