Thailand Property Development Industry News

A reduction in the oversupply of condominiums and decrease in demand has reduced the Bank of Thailand’s (BOT) doubts over a bubble forming in the market. The effects of BOT’s decision to raise the loan to value ratio (LTV) at the start of 2011 are being monitored.

Stocks of built but unsold residential properties are piling up in Bangkok causing developers to change tactics to speed up sales

The Bank of Thailand is now less concerned about a bubble in the condominium market due to a reduction in oversupply and a slowdown in demand. The impact of its decision to raise the loan-to-value (LTV) ratio, which took effect from the beginning of 2011, is being monitored.

Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) annouced its plans to spend THB15 billion (US$490 million) on creating the Super Skywalk System, a 50-kilometre elevated walk way

Property developers are confident the government will continue tax incentives for the real estate industry that were set to expire...

Bangkok remains among the five cheapest locations for office costs in the world, according to a survey by the Singapore-based international...

The listed developer Asian Property Development Plc (AP) plans to launch 20 residential projects worth a total of Bt30b in 2010,...

The property business overall will record flat growth this year and there is a mild risk of a speculative bubble in...

The entire property market except the industrial sector and serviced apartments is showing signs of recovery as the political situation, the...

An index measuring the expectations of property developers for the first half of 2010 has reached 76.5 points. That is the...