The newly released annual report by Australia’s Foreign Investment Review Board shows a significant drop in foreign applications to invest in Australian property.
One surprise trend is that Queensland, accounting for 21 per cent of investment approvals, has risen in the popularity stakes to now rank second behind Victoria’s 37 per cent. Traditional front runner New…
Strong oil and gas and higher commodity prices will bolster the Malaysian government’s balance sheet, leading to more infrastructure investments, which will directly correlate with gross domestic product (GDP) growth, said Juwai IQI group co-founder and group chief executive officer Kashif Ansari.
In a statement today, Kashif said higher revenue would reduce the budget deficit, giving…
The United States Federal Reserve’s decision to lift interest rates poses a potential threat to economic growth in emerging market economies, Juwai IQI Co-Founder and Group CEO Kashif Ansari said.
In a new analysis released by him, he suggests that, despite these challenges, Malaysia is well positioned for economic growth and an improving real estate market.
He said…
Melbourne inner city markets hardest hit by Covid-19 are the most in-demand with international homeseekers looking for a rental, in a positive sign for investors.
The number of foreign residents looking for a Victorian rental property increased 40 per cent in the March quarter compared to 12 months earlier, realestate.com.au figures show.
Melbourne, Docklands and Southbank —…
Daniel Ho, Juwai IQI co-founder and group managing director and The Property Tribune contributor, said the demand for residential real estate was down thanks to the pandemic and associated restrictions.
He also noted that it is harder to finance a purchase in Australia as a foreign buyer given stamp duties are high along with foreign investment application…
Juwai IQI co-founder Daniel Ho said the reform was very welcome and the latest results show the country remains very attractive to foreign buyers.
“Overseas demand for residential real estate is down because of Covid and related restrictions,” Ho said.
“It is also down because it is now harder to finance a purchase in Australia,…
Juwai IQI expects an increase in Singapore-Malaysia cross-border property investment of at least 40% in 2022, compared to 2021 levels.
Kashif Ansari, co-founder and chief executive officer of Juwai IQI Group said in the statement, this investment should continue to climb in 2023, probably reaching pre-pandemic levels that year.
“In 2022 we expect both Malaysian…
Lily Chong is the Perth-based general manager of IQI WA and an REB Top 50 Agent in Western Australia. She shared her insight on how to succeed at real estate.
When people ask her what qualities have been most important to her success in the real estate industry, she tells them perseverance, innovation, and teamwork.…
According to Juwai IQI’s Top Countries 2020 report, the Australian market is the second most popular destination for Asian property buyers, accounting for 13.7 per cent of buyer activity.
“Asian buyers from the Philippines, Malaysia, South Korea and Japan all increased their buyer activity in 2020, despite the pandemic. Much of this was interest displaced from the United States,…
Juwai IQI Resident Australian Company Lily Chong, the person in charge and agent of Perth real estate, said that foreign buyers have begun to prepare for investment in real estate after the epidemic is over and the border is reopened.
"Due to the impact of the epidemic, most foreign buyers are not aware of these…