Posts Tagged ‘developments’

Developers plan for year ahead with caution; buyers warned to be wary. Thailand's property market is expected to shrink by 5 to 10 per cent next year as the country falls under the full impact of the global economy recession and local political uncertainty continues ... Full story

Cyclical downturns are nothing new to the realestate industry. In this case, the downturn came earlier than expected, as the financial crisis has hit the global economy, including Thailand. A benefit of this is that the Thai property market is being slowed before bubbles are allowed to develop. ... Full story

Thailand's largest industrial-estate developer, Hemaraj Land and Development, plans to spend Bt20 billion over the next five years on industrial-estate development, property projects and utilities investments. The company currently has six industrial estates in Chon Buri, Rayong and Saraburi provinces and recently entered the property-development business by launching The Park, a ... Full story

Thailand's property market is well insulated from the global financial crisis as it is far less dependent on debt than most property markets, said real estate firm CB Richard Ellis Thailand. Chairman David Simister, as a longstanding player in Thai real estate and resort property, said Thai politics had been troubled for over ... Full story

Thailand is at the very heart of Southeast Asia, occupying an area of nearly 200,000 square miles. Thailand is a diverse and beautiful country where the terrain ranges from forested mountains in the north, to rice fields of the central plains and the tropical coastline and sandy beaches of the south. Thailand ... Full story

Thailand’s property market is still on the rise and highly competitive. Advertisements for new real estate developments are everywhere, and with them are promises of freebies. While some projects offer free air-conditioners, televisions and furniture, others promise gyms, swimming pools and even nurseries. Often such promotional gimmicks are not referenced in the purchase ... Full story

Land prices in Koh Samui are expected to rise between 20 per cent and 30 per cent a year as a number of property firms expand their investment in sectors such as retail, residential-project developments, hotels and Full story