New Thai Property Ownership law could Lure more Wealthy International Buyers

The government aims to accelerate Thailand’s post-pandemic economic recovery by allowing foreigners to purchase residential land if they invest a minimum of 40 million baht for at least three years.

Hotels Market Insights: Signs of reopening but domestic demand leading the way

Thailand also welcomed foreign tourists in November, but Omicron has pushed authorities to remain cautious and suspend the ‘Test & Go’ scheme.

Stock Exchange of Thailand welcomes property developer PEACE

PEACE is a real estate developer focusing on low-rise residential properties for sales, consisting of single-detached houses and townhomes, mainly in Greater Bangkok.

Hotel sector continues to face challenges in Asia Pacific

The quarter was also marked by the partial reopening of Thailand to international visitors with the launch of the Sandbox initiative in Phuket and Koh Samui.

Bangkok falls 19 places to 49th most expensive location worldwide

Locations reliant on international tourism have seen their rental markets hit especially hard during the pandemic, resulting in some major drops in the rankings. Bangkok has fallen 19 places to 49th, while Hanoi saw a similar drop of 12 places to 81st.

Is There a Silver lining amid COVID-19?

Thinking of the future impact of this pandemic on office buildings, it may have already dawned on many of us that a majority of potential long-term trends and health measures will become permanent work-life features in the times to come.

The time is ripe to embrace Industry 4.0

Traditional brick-and-mortar retail has suffered tremendously, as countries have been implementing effective stay-at-home and social distancing policies to mitigate virus spread, while those worst hit have enacted strict draconian lockdowns