Malaysia is making a bold leap onto the radar of China’s ultra-high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs), surpassing Hong Kong and Singapore.
The new reforms introduced a three-tiered structure, offering longer residency options for visa holders with larger financial investment.
Could Johor truly compete (or complement) Klang Valley? How might these two regions shape a dynamic and balanced economic future for Malaysia?
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To reduce crime and safeguard landlords’ investments, Malaysia could implement a policy requiring all rental transactions to be handled by licensed real estate agents.
These professionals would be responsible for conducting document checks and sharing blacklists of criminal tenants, according to Muhazrol Muhamad, Head of the Bumiputera Segment at IQI Global. …
Malaysia aims to build 500,000 affordable homes by 2026, as part of its strategy in the 12th Malaysia Plan.
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China’s DeepSeek has officially joined the AI chat scene, aiming to challenge the dominance of the US’s ChatGPT.
Even with the competition heating up, DeepSeek’s arrival has quietly sparked some concerns about the long-term viability of Malaysia's data centre expansion.
However, these worries are now transforming into enthusiasm as the landscape becomes more…
It’s official! The UAE is emerging as one of the most economically successful countries in the world, attracting a lot of interest from global investors. Thanks to its thriving economy and strategic initiatives that promise sustained growth.
Kashif Ansari, the Group CEO of Juwai IQI Malaysia, shared his thoughts on this dynamic in an exclusive interview…
Recently, it has come to our attention that the webpage IQI Capital Solutions has been falsely advertising itself as affiliated with ‘IQI Global’ by branding itself as part of IQI Global.
Juwai IQI predicts that foreign investments in the residential sector will grow at a steady pace of no more than five percent next year.
Kashif Ansari, the co-founder and group CEO, mentioned that foreigners with Malaysian investment visas are expected to inject at least RM166 million into the local economy in 2025.
He noted that…
Terraced house prices in Malaysia are expected to rise by 5% in 2025 due to steady demand and limited supply, according to property experts.
Juwai IQI Partner and CEO of Irhamy Valuers International, Irhamy Ahmad MRICS, terraced houses are expected to outperform other property types, continuing the positive trend seen in 2023.
Terraced houses…