Posts Tagged ‘Pattaya’

Pattaya is currently witnessing a slowdown with a very significant volume of new supply entering the market in 2008 and a lot more in the pipeline for 2009, says Robert Collins, managing director of Savills (Thailand) Limited. Full story

A single page of reports from Thailand’s seaside resort of Pattaya made grim reading in a recent edition of the local newspaper. A one-legged Finnish lawyer was stabbed to death when he caught his mistress’s real boyfriend robbing his apartment. A scantily clad Thai woman, with an Englishman riding pillion, was ... Full story

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 Full story

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 Full story

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. Full story

Pattaya, is Thailand's oldest, most developed beach resort. Russians, in particular, can't seem to get enough of the place. Full story

Sales of luxury property in Thailand remain buoyant despite global concerns, according to CB Richard Ellis, the leading international property consultants in Thailand. Full story

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. Full story

A total of 24 luxury residential projects with 7,000 units worth up to Bt60 billion in Bangkok and tourist destinations Hua Hin, Rayong, Pattaya, Phuket have joined the Siam Paragon Luxury Property Showcase running until May 18 at Siam Paragon. Full story

Strong demand for luxury residential properties in Phuket has driven the resale price up 100 per cent between 2004 and now, Surin Hill Development's deputy managing director Wanwipa Horbut said. Full story