Tesco Lotus to launch property fund in Thailand
Tesco Lotus has today announced plans to launch an initial public offering (IPO) of a Thai property fund which will provide investors with the chance to share in its success in Thailand. More...
Thai Election is cooling down Property Market
There was still demand for development sties but condominium developers were possibly becoming more cautious because the market slowdown in Q1 2011, says CB Richard Ellis (Thailand) Co. Ltd More...
CBRE Thailand wins 4 Property Awards
As five-star award winners at country level, CBRE Thailand was nominated at the regional level and was subsequently awarded “Best Residential Real Estate Agency Website Asia Pacific” and “Best Property Consultancy More...
Asia’s luxury residential on the rise, but Bangkok lags behind
Residential capital values rose 1.8% q-o-q in 4Q10 across monitored luxury residential markets in Asia. Jedoch, price growth has slowed steadily from the 7.4% q-o-q pace recorded in 3Q09, as sales activity cooled More...
Thailand’s developer Sansiri switches to low end property market
Thailand’s second biggest property developer, Sansiri PLC, has set itself ambitious targets over the next 3 years in order to capture more of the low end property market. Affordable condos are in demand The More...
Should property ownership be restricted in Thailand?
The Bangkok Post: A proposal from the National Reform Committee to restrict property ownership to 50 rai a family has run into opposition from a deputy interior minister. More...
Thailand Immobilien – New housing units surge in Greater Bangkok
Newly registered housing units in Greater Bangkok area during the first 10 Monaten 2010 stieg 10 per cent to around 80,000 Einheiten, aus 72,950 units in the same period in 2009, according to the latest report More...
Oversupply and mortgage capping to weigh on property market
Oversupply fears will slow the Thai property market for a couple of months before positive sentiment will resume next year, according to local developers. More...
Thailands erste islamische Immobilienfonds eingeleitet werden
Die Islamic Bank of Thailand erwartet Thailands erste islamische Immobilienfonds starten, wert THB 1.4 Milliarden $47.2 Millionen im Dezember, according to the bank’s President Theerasak Suwannayos. More...
Phuket Weiterverkäufe der Leitung von chinesischen und indischen Investoren
Laut Marktforschung gestern veröffentlicht von Beratungsunternehmen C9 Hotelworks, Weiterverkäufe hervorgehoben Sektor, verstärkt durch asiatische Reichtum, die Spitze der weltweiten Storyboard. More...
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