In a statement today, IQI, which is a member of the international real estate technology group Juwai IQI, said the improvement is due to Malaysia’s convenient location, economic stability, international education sector, and growing property market.Juwai IQI co-founder and group CEO Kashif Ansari said Malaysia continues to attract significant foreign residential real estate investment.
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“About 60% of Chinese buyers say they are purchasing for investment purposes in Malaysia and Southeast Asia, which remains consistent with the 2018 figures.“The share of buyers reporting that they purchase for their use was 63% in 2023, down from 66% in 2018,” he said. “This is why many of them purchase in popular expat neighbourhoods that already have a selection of such schools,” he explained.