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EEC Property Market Weakens Amid Sharp Condo Downturn

Photo Credit: Somchai Poomlard Thailand’s Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) housing market continued to soften in 2025, with both demand and supply declining year-on-year, according to the Real Estate Information Center…

Phuket Long-Stay Visa Rules for Condo Buyers Clarified

Immigration officials and real estate executives have clarified Thailand’s long-stay visa programme for foreign property investors, aimed at boosting demand and easing oversupply in the housing market. The scheme, introduced…

Conflict expected to drive condominium demand across key global markets

Thailand’s property market could see increased demand for condominiums and rental homes as people relocate from countries affected by the Middle East conflict, according to Colliers Thailand. Research director Phattarachai…

Commercial Real Estate Expected to Stay Resilient

The commercial real estate market is expected to remain resilient in 2026, with demand increasingly concentrated in hotels, data centres, industrial and logistics assets, and high-quality office and retail space,…

BTS Plans B20bn Investment in New Condo Projects

After receiving 36 billion baht from the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration last year as part of a debt settlement, SET-listed BTS Group Holdings is moving into residential development with two condominium…

Phuket Property Market Remains Strong

Photo Credit: Travel Weekly Phuket’s property market continues to outperform Bangkok’s cooling residential sector as the island evolves from a seasonal resort into a year-round global living destination, attracting growing…

Thailand Property Market Hits Mortgage Rejection Crisis

Thailand’s property market faces a ‘Mortgage Rejection Crisis,’ with rejection rates hitting 70% for homes under 3 million Baht. Lower-income buyers can’t secure loans due to declining purchasing power and…

Property Sector Supports House Dissolution as a Move Toward Early Elections

The property sector welcomes Thailand’s House dissolution, viewing it as a positive move toward early elections that can boost economic stability. Business leaders believe an early vote will help prevent…

Housing Market Expected to Stay Flat in 2026

The residential sector is expected to face ongoing challenges in 2026, with weak consumer confidence, high household debt, and a sluggish economy leading to declining revenue and profits. According to…

Bangkok Luxury Condo Market Booms Amid Rising Demand

Despite the global economic slowdown, Bangkok’s ultra-luxury condominium market continues its growth trajectory, driven by enduring demand from Thailand’s wealthy elites and international investors, according to property consultancy Colliers Thailand.…