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Prices Rise in Bangkok Condominium Sector, says report
Source: Property Report dated June 23, 2010 by Andrew Batt Despite the ongoing political instability prices -
The Majority of Condominium Sales Have Come from Thai Nationals
Bangkok Residential Sales MarketView Q1 2010 The majority of condominium sales have come from Thai
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The Events in BKK in May 2010 Have Raised Concerns
The events in Bangkok in May 2010 have raised concerns about the recovery we were -
The Majority of Condominium Sales Have Come from Thai Nationals
Bangkok Residential Sales MarketView Q1 2010 The majority of condominium sales have come from Thai
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The Most Notable Transaction During Q1 2010
Thailand Investment MarketView Q1 2010 The most notable transaction during Q1 2010 was the sale -
The Number of Building Transactions Increased in Q4 2009
Thailand Investment MarketView Q4 2009 There was an increase in the number of building transactions
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June Arrivals On Track for Rebound
International passenger arrivals to Bangkok Airports increased by 2% in June and International arrivals to -
Impact of Civil Disturbance and Natural Disasters on Tourism in Thailand
There has been a dramatic impact on tourist arrivals from the events in April and
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Other Recent Articles
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Lessons from the Mayhem of May 19
Written by Aliwassa Pathnadabutr, Managing Director of CB Richard Ellis Thailand and published on The Nation dated 21 June 2010. From the recent events last month, our property management team has learned invaluable lessons from direct experience in managing 12 buildings in the red zone, seven of which were at the centre of the riot [...]
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Global and Local Problems Halt Greater Phuket Plans
Published on Bangkok Post dated 18 June 2010 by Nina Suebsuckharoen Not too long ago, property developers in Phuket were extremely optimistic about the future of the resort island and began talking in terms of a “Greater Phuket” market that included the neighbouring provinces of Phangnga and Krabi. Sadly, the global economic crisis and local [...]
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Life Goes On, and the Market will Survive
Published on Bangkok Post dated 20 June 2010 By Nina Suebsukcharoen The full consequences of the May political unrest have yet to be felt, but the demand for residences, offices and industrial properties in Bangkok just refuses to go away It is still too early to assess the impact of the two months of civil [...]
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Q1 2010 Total Office Supply in Bangkok Down 0.1% Q-o-Q
Bangkok Office MarketView Q1 2010 The total office supply in Bangkok was 7,978,543 sqm., down 0.1% Q-o-Q and up 1.5% Y-o-Y (it should be noted that there was a reclassification of buildings and readjustment of total net lettable office areas to reflect current usage). No new supply was completed in this quarter. As of Q1 [...]
