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Alternative Asset to build low-rise condo in Silom

Alternative Asset announced that it intends to enter the Thailand property market by launching its first condominium project called Altitude Samyan-Silom

Continue Reading • 30 Mar 2016

Thailand Property Awards 2016 official press launch

2016 Thailand Property Awards kick off with a big announcement

The Thailand Property Awards presented by Hansgrohe held its annual launch yesterday at the Renaissance Bangkok Ratchaphrasong Hotel.

Continue Reading • 30 Mar 2016

All types of developments springing up along Rama IV

Rama IV is starting to see massive property investment and more than THB100 billion will be put into housing, retail, office and hotel developments in the area.

Continue Reading • 29 Mar 2016

Sansiri partners with Ralph Lauren Home for latest project

Sansiri is calling in the big names to help with the launch of its new 98 Wireless development which is scheduled to take place in October.

Continue Reading • 29 Mar 2016

Chewathai jumps into luxury residential market

Chewathai Public Co., the Thai unit of Singapore-listed developer TEE Land, revealed that it will enter Thailand’s luxury property sector

Continue Reading • 25 Mar 2016

Pace to expand in Bangkok and Japan

Pace Development announced plans to develop up to THB10 billion worth of residential projects and the company has set aside an investment budget of up to THB3 billion to buy undeveloped land for these future projects.

Continue Reading • 25 Mar 2016

New halal hotel charts course for expansion

T.S. Family Group revealed that it sees potential in the halal hotel market and is investing THB1 billion to promote its Al Meroz Hotel, the country's first four-star halal property.

Continue Reading • 24 Mar 2016

Bangkok's office sector continues strong performance

Bangkok’s office sector continues to perform well as rental rates, supply, demand and occupancy all increased in the fourth quarter of 2015.

Continue Reading • 24 Mar 2016

Plans for ICONSIAM continue to take shape

ICONSIAM, the massive riverfront multi-use complex, will expand by an additional five-rai after project organizers purchased land across from Charoennakon Road.

Continue Reading • 23 Mar 2016

New government measures focus on stimulating property sales

The Thai government approved the latest scheme designed to help boost the sluggish property market.

Continue Reading • 23 Mar 2016

Grand Unity returns to the condo market

Grand Unity Development has decided to focus on condominium projects once again as Univentures, the developer’s parent company, hopes to generate stable revenue from all of its subsidiaries.

Continue Reading • 22 Mar 2016

It’s all about the luxury property in Thailand

Property firms in Thailand looked to the luxury segment in the first quarter launching a number of residential projects aimed at the upper-income market.

Continue Reading • 22 Mar 2016

Raimon Land wins two big awards

Raimon Land received two awards at this year’s Asia Pacific Property Awards for its projects in Pattaya and Bangkok.

Continue Reading • 21 Mar 2016

Five luxury low-rise projects to be launched by SC Asset

SC Asset revealed that it plans to launch five new high-priced, luxury projects this year as the company has confidence in the luxury housing market.

Continue Reading • 21 Mar 2016

Buyers are literally lining up for a chance to buy this new project

Sales for Whizdom Station Ratchada-Thapra have far surpassed the expectations of the project’s developer, Magnolia Quality Development Corporation (MQDC).

Continue Reading • 18 Mar 2016

Is this Bangkok's next property hotspot?

As developers continue to look for the next property hotspot in Bangkok, the Rama II district, could become the city’s next big thing.

Continue Reading • 18 Mar 2016

New green space set to open in the heart of Bangkok

Oasis Outdoor Arena & Creative Market announced the concept for its new venue at a recent press conference.

Continue Reading • 17 Mar 2016

Singapore still most expensive place to live but HK and NYC closing in

The Economist Intelligence Unit released the results of its ‘Worldwide Cost of Living’ report and once again Singapore was named the world’s most expensive city to reside in for a third consecutive time.