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Synergy Pays Off: Why Mixed-Use Developments are Defying the Property Downturn

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2025

New data reveals that integrated projects are outperforming standalone buildings, with ‘built-in’ customer bases driving take-up rates above 80%

Phuket’s ‘Golden Mile’: Bang Tao and Cherng Talay Emerge as Global Luxury Hubs

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2025

Driven by a surge in international investment and a shift toward long-term residency, Phuket’s property market is evolving into a high-end residential hub

Property sector welcomes House dissolution as push for early election

December 12, 2025

Thailand is heading for a new election as the Cabinet shifts into caretaker mode, and business groups say a fast vote could restore confidence and keep the 2027 budget on track.

Thailand Property Market Faces ‘Mortgage Rejection Crisis’ as Mass Buyers Struggle to Secure Loans

December 11, 2025

Six key locations in Bangkok present a double-edged sword of high-end growth and mounting risk for developers retreating from the affordable segment

Agoda Sets Its Sights on One Bangkok, Re-energising the Rama IV Office Market

December 06, 2025

Agoda’s move to One Bangkok reshapes the Rama IV office market, signalling demand for culture-driven, tech-ready, sustainable premium office spaces in the new era

Thailand's Property Market Faces Extended Slowdown as Developers Urged to Embrace Niche Strategies

December 01, 2025

KKP Financial Group warns of 2-3 year contraction amid soaring household debt and tightening credit, with cascading loan rejections forcing strategic overhaul

Hat Yai floods hit property market, recovery expected to take at least 6 months

December 01, 2025

Hat Yai’s floods have disrupted property market, with a recovery expected to take at least six months and experts urging stronger climate-risk readiness.

Centara CEO: Floods in Hat Yai will impact revenue by less than 1%, aims to open 8 new hotels next year

November 27, 2025

Centara expects less than 1% revenue loss from Hat Yai floods and plans to open 8 new hotels in 2026, targeting 10-15% revenue growth

Thailand's House Construction Market: How Leading Builders Navigate Rising Costs and Shifting Demand

November 26, 2025

Public investment drives sector growth whilst private residential demand stalls, creating strategic opportunities for adaptive industry players

Dusit Thani Positions for 2026 Revenue Peak as Central Park Project Nears Completion

November 25, 2025

Developer reports 95% sales of ultra-luxury residences worth THB 17bn as Bangkok's property market splits between thriving high-end and stagnant mass segments.

Hat Yai Property Market Drenched: Floods Force Major Design Overhaul

November 25, 2025

Southern Thailand’s severe flood crisis derails Hat Yai’s real estate boom, prompting a major reassessment of development risk and infrastructure resilience

Thai Property Transfers Plunge 9.3% in Nine Months, Recovery Hinges on Government Stimulus

November 24, 2025

REIC reports Q3 demand recovery driven by fee cuts and low interest rates; Forecasts 13% spike in Q4 as 'Quick Big Win' measures take effect

Thailand's EEC Property Market Stalls as THB 270 Billion in Housing Stock Piles Up

November 21, 2025

New property supply in the Eastern Economic Corridor contracted by 67.8% in H1 2025, with slumping demand and poor absorption rates signalling a challenging year for developers

Debt Crisis Sparks Second-Hand Housing Boom as Foreclosures Skyrocket 210%

November 20, 2025

Affordability crisis forces homeowners to default on mortgages, pushing thousands of properties onto the market; investors eye 'golden opportunity' amid national debt strain

Thai property market seen rebounding in 2–3 years after passing its lowest point

November 19, 2025

Thailand’s property sector is believed to have passed its lowest point, with clearer signs of recovery expected over the next 2–3 years, though high household debt remains a major drag on purchasing power.