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Chinese buyers hold no. 1 spot for Aussie property investment

Chinese nationals remain the most prominent investors in the Australian residential market, and it’s now the number one place they park their money, it’s been revealed. According to the Australian Treasury’s foreign investment report for the December 2022 quarter, in the three months to December, $20.7 billion was invested in the real estate sector, with an…

13/03/20231KViews 1 minRead time

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Celebrating Agents, Celebrating All: Juwai IQI Convention & Festival 2023

The Juwai IQI Exponential Convention 2023 and Juwai IQI Festival 2023: The K-Pop Grandeur held on 2 and 3 March 2023 at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC) was a resounding success! The event brought together industry experts, IQI's very own real estate agents and negotiators from across the world to share knowledge and network…

09/03/20232KViews 3 minRead time

Australia News & Event

Australia’s tenth consecutive rate rise brings official cash rate to 3.6%

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has announced the tenth consecutive rate rise since May 2022. The Reserve Bank has seen the cash rate target increase by 25 basis points to 3.60%. In a statement, RBA Governor Phillip Lowe said he expects inflation to be above target rates for “some time”. “Global inflation remains very high. In headline…

08/03/20231KViews 1 minRead time

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Juwai IQI: Malaysia Well Placed For Tech-Driven Growth In 2023

Despite the current global economic challenges, local business leaders believe Malaysia is well positioned in 2023, especially in the fast-growing digital and technology sectors. “Malaysia is a fast-developing centre for digital technology and high-tech manufacturing,” says Juwai IQI's Co-founder and CEO Kashif Ansari. “The projected growth in tech investment will have an impact on real estate. We…

09/02/20232KViews 2 minRead time

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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 with…

30/01/2023954Views 1 minRead time

Canada News & Event

Immigrating home buyers will pay more to secure Canadian real estate: Juwai IQI CEO

Our Co-Founder and Group CEO of Juwai IQI, Kashif Ansari, was pleased to join BNN Bloomberg to discuss Canada's new ban on foreign home buyers. As a recap, the Canadian government announced by January 1, 2023, the country will prohibit non-Canadians from purchasing domestic property over the next two years as measures to “cool down”…

13/01/2023746Views 1 minRead time

Canada News & Event

Yousaf Iqbal: Canada Foreign Buyer Ban to Have Small Impact

Canada’s new foreign buyer ban will take effect on Jan. 1, 2023 with a whisper rather than a bang. Like most experts, at IQI Canada, we believe the ban will have only a small effect on transaction volume. When it comes to price trends, the impact will be almost entirely negligible. Yousaf Iqbal, Director of…

22/11/2022900Views 5 minRead time

News & Event Philippines

Emmanuel Andrew Venturina: Luxury Manila Market Resilient in Face of Rising Rates

The Metro Manila market for luxury residential real estate remains resilient in the face of rising interest rates. By year end, new luxury condos will account for approximately 30% of total condominium sales. Our conversations with buyers indicate no loss of demand. Luxury buyers are liquid. Many buyers are choosing to allocate capital to real…

22/11/20221KViews 4 minRead time

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Voters more concerned about inflation than property prices

Real estate technology group Juwai IQI sees inflation as the biggest issue among voters although housing affordability remains the hot topic for many. Co-founder and group chief executive officer (CEO) Kashif Ansari said people are less concerned about real estate because prices have been stable this year, and there is a sufficient pipeline of new properties. “The…

17/11/20221KViews 1 minRead time

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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,…

16/11/20221KViews 1 minRead time

Chinese buyers hold no. 1 spot for Aussie property investment

Celebrating Agents, Celebrating All: Juwai IQI Convention & Festival 2023

Australia’s tenth consecutive rate rise brings official cash rate to 3.6%

Juwai IQI: Malaysia Well Placed For Tech-Driven Growth In 2023

Chinese buyers return to the market as borders reopen

Immigrating home buyers will pay more to secure Canadian real estate: Juwai IQI CEO

Yousaf Iqbal: Canada Foreign Buyer Ban to Have Small Impact

Emmanuel Andrew Venturina: Luxury Manila Market Resilient in Face of Rising Rates

Voters more concerned about inflation than property prices

Malaysia’s Macroeconomic Recovery and Growth after COVID-19

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