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CB Richard Ellis expands to Koh Samui
Continued growth in the luxury resort market fuels need for CBRE expansion
CB Richard Ellis has opened a new office in Koh Samui in response to growing investor demand and the number of quality developments on the market. CBRE is a leading real estate service provider in Thailand and has consistently served its clients throughout the [...]
Paradise for retirees
With nothing certain in life including their retirement pensions, Europeans are actively searching for good places to live and Hua Hin is emerging as a prime destination.
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
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
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).
Luxury condo purchases driving market forward
Thailand’s property market remains extremely buoyant despite a number of challenges it faced last year, while continuing to hold enormous potential for accelerated growth.
Koh Samui land prices take off
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
GlenAsia Steps Up Resort Development
After spending three billion baht in the eastern resort market over the past three years, the Thai-Swedish developer GlenAsia plans to spend at least 800 million baht
Koh Samui Heads Upmarket
It may be 10 to 20 years behind Phuket, but Koh Samui will be a high-end tourism destination within five years and land prices are likely
Massive Nordic boom set to hit resort towns
Scandinavian investors are expected to invest up to Bt16.2 billion in residential developments in ThailandScandinavian investors are expected to invest up to Bt16.2 billion in residential developments in Thailand this year and the next. This money will flow into tourist destinations such as Rayong, Hua Hin, Koh Samui and Phuket, according to research by Colliers International (Thailand).
