Thai top 20 developer representatives meets with Uoolu delegation
Top 5 developer management team from Thailand visit Uoolu
I Global real estate internet summit
CEO of Uoolu is giving speech on entrepreneur conference
Head of marketing of Uoolu with CEO of Thai developer Habitat group
Uoolu delegation with Delegation of the Greek Ministry of Economic Affairs
CEO of Uoolu with CEO of Thai developer Origin
Through 3 years development, Uoolu becomes a cross-border house property internet platform of the broadest transaction coverage, the most house property GMV and the most rate of flow. Uoolu owns more than 1 million daily active users, almost 1000 projects from 24 contries. The GMV is more than 5 hundred millions in one year and half. Uoolu is the largest cross-border house property transaction platform in china.
Uoolu is carrying out global strategic layout: The headquarter of uoolu is located in Beijing, China. 4 international branches including America branch, Hong Kong branch, Thailand branch. 5 domestic branches including Shanghai, Shenzhen, Chengdu and Lanzhou.
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Against the backdrop of globalization, Uoolu.com and Singapore PropertyGuru Group have integrated property investment data from six Southeast Asian countries to provide an in-depth analysis of the property investment market in Southeast Asia. Uoolu is willing to use professional data analysis to provide global investors with new perspectives and new options for real estate investment.
In July 2019, Uoolu announced to cooperate with Singapore Company Wechat Communication PTE lTD to officially launch Uoolu Singapore Website. By this movement, more Singapore cross-border real estate investors are able to reach out to millions of international properties.
Uoolu is going to hold Global Property Expo in Beijing in June, with the attendance of top global developers and over 200 accurate real estate investors.
Currently, more than 500 agencies and 1000 agents have joint Uoolu to explore the global real estate market. Open your own Uoolu Global Selling Store and reach out 70 million international customers right now.
To help Japanese investors to reach out to more global properties, Uoolu officially launched the station site, Uoolu Japan to seize this huge cross-border real estate investment market.
Uoolu.com, the world’s leading cross-border real estate Internet platform, announced the ambition to deeply tap into European real estate market under the growing demand of cross-border investment. With new expansion in Germany and Switzerland, Uoolu has realized a full property coverage of Europe.
In August 2019, Uoolu announced to reach strategic cooperation with Swedish real estate companies by opening a country page of Sweden on uoolu.com. By this movement, Uoolu officially enters the Swedish property market.
Congratulations to 7 top developers for opening Uoolu Global Selling Store.
Dubai, one of the most popular real estate investment destinations in the world, has got booming for the last few months.
With the current trend of globalization, developers are seeking new ways to gain more attention from global real estate investors. The demand for the expansion of their international business has reached unprecedented height.
On April 4th2019, Uoolu.com, the largest cross-border real estate transaction platform in China, launched the new product Uoolu Global Selling with its global websites of 135 countries and regions, to help global real estate developers to sell the properties all over the world.
The biggest of the sites, Uoolu.com, reported a 60 percent surge in transactions to 5 billion yuan ($740 million) in 2018 and predicts a doubling this year. Much of the money is flowing to destinations in Southeast Asia, where prices look cheap compared to Beijing or Shanghai.