Archive for June 2008
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Now’s the time to sell condos
Anyone thinking of selling a condominium should do so soon because prices are likely to drop in six to 12 months due to political uncertainty and oversupply, says Ian Soo
Branded residences lead new upscale property trend
Branded residences are finally finding their way into Thailand’s real estate portfolio, and they are quickly attracting the attention of overseas investors
CBRE Thailand Looks Ahead to 3rd Decade of Thai Operations
CB Richard Ellis Thailand was the first international property consultant to operate in Thailand, opening in 1988. It has grown to four offices- Bangkok, Phuket, Koh Samui, and Pattaya
Prime Nature grows in Hua Hin market
Prime Nature Group Co Ltd plans to develop a low-rise condominium and 23 pool villas worth a combined 800 million baht to tap strong demand in Hua Hin
Tourism driving sales of resorts close to capital
The tourism industry continues as the main driver behind interest in Thailand’s resort condominiums, with holiday destinations close to Bangkok receiving the most attention
Developer sees globalisation of housing market continuing
The property market is becoming increasingly globalised with people buying houses and condominiums across borders on the back of rising affluence
Sukhumvit 6 plot fetches record B1m a square wah
A land sale on Sukhumvit Soi 6 has set a record at one million baht per square wah, according to the property agency CB Richard Ellis Thailand (CBRE).
Resorts, luxury condos still holding their own
Amid the current political turmoil, most of the resort properties and high-end condominiums in Bangkok are still doing well depending on their location, design and price point.
TCC puts brakes on investment
TCC Land Co Ltd, the property business of liquor billionaire Charoen Sirivadhanabhakdi, is slowing new investment in two hotels worth about four billion baht
Emerging Thai market attracting investors
The success of the Thai economy has aroused the interest of international property investors, according to overseas specialist David Stanley Redfern (DSR).
