By Kanana Katharangsiporn on April 22, 2009
Bangkok office rents and occupancy rates will contract by 10% in 2009 due to decreasing demand, new supply and major tenant relocations, says the property consultancy Colliers International Thailand.
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Posted in Bangkok | Tagged bangkok office, central business district, Colliers International, commercial buildings, occupancy rates, Rama, rents, silom area
By Asia Property Report on February 12, 2009
Bangkok’s commercial office market is facing contrasting dynamics; while the overall supply and demand profile is positive, the wider economic outlook means that any optimism is largely unjustified.
Posted in Bangkok | Tagged bangkok office, commercial buildings, office buildings, rama ix, Ratchadaphisek, rents, residential market, Sathorn Square
By Asia Property Report on January 7, 2009
The company’s research has found that transactions across all segments were down in the last quarter of 2008, and the market may retreat by 10-20 percent this year, the biggest fall since the 1997 financial crisis.
Posted in National | Tagged bangkok office, CB Richard Ellis, condominium market, investments, luxury condominiums, political instability
By Somluck Srimalee on December 25, 2008
Three international property agencies expect Bangkok’s rental market to fall by 5 to 10 per cent next year when multinational firms begin to slash spending as their head office operations suffer under the impact of the global economic crisis
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Somluck Srimalee is a journalist with The Nation, Bangkok's independent English language newspaper and specialises in the property and real estate sectors.
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Posted in Bangkok | Tagged bangkok office, commercial projects, economic malaise, global economic crisis, occupancy rates, property sectors, retail space
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