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 delays in the 2027 budget, ensuring timely public spending and growth.
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul’s decision to dissolve the House sets the stage for elections between January 25 and February 9, 2026, with the caretaker government remaining in office until a new one is formed.
Issara Boonyang from the Thai Chamber of Commerce praised the move as providing clarity and a clear path to the polls, which could accelerate economic recovery and stability. He emphasized that a swift election process reduces risks of prolonged government formation and supports the timely preparation of the upcoming budget, potentially restoring momentum to Thailand’s economy.