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Silom Road, Bangkok's nightlife district, is the most expensive area to buy land in Bangkok, followed by Phloen Chit Road, according to data the Treasury Department...
"With waves of uncertainty and financial stress crashing into the market from the COVID-19 pandemic, most residential property developers have decided to postpone their plans." CBRE,...
The future of Thailand tourism looks expensive. 4 luxury hotels are planned for Bangkok riverside and Pattaya beach, despite the drop in tourists due to the...
Tourism, property, retail - 3 sectors of the Thai economy that have taken a huge hit from the impact of lockdowns and border closures. Whilst most...
PHOTO: Transport Executive It's a goal for many people to become a landlord. They purchase property for the purpose of renting it out for passive income....
A talented teenager in the north-eastern province of Kalasin has taken to painting landscapes of his local area and selling them to earn his university fees....
PROPERTY EVENT Today is the start of The Thaiger Property Flash Sale. It's only for 24 hours (starting at midday today). The Thaiger has teamed up...
THAI PROPERTY EVENT THIS THURSDAY Real estate experts are sounding the alarm... property prices are starting to drop! And The Thaiger Flash Sale, in conjunction with...
The Vice-President of the Phuket Real Estate Association says there will be no quick bounce-back for the island’s property market, saying it will take at least...
Real estate developers in Thailand's North are a bracing for a slump in the residential property market, as the number of home buyers is dwindling and...
PROPERTY EVENT "The coronavirus pandemic comes at a moment where the Thai real estate market has seen an over-supply coupled with reduced demand since 2019 due...
by Bill Barnett It’s clear that Thailand’s real estate sector is expected to undergo a megashift as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic and search for...
by Bill Barnett While Phuket’s brand and economic reality is that nearly half of its contribution to GPP (gross provincial product) comes from tourism is true,...
Bangkok's high-end office district is looking more like a ghost town as the coronavirus pandemic seems to have many companies bailing out of their pricey office...
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