
According to a survey by The Nation, most firms will be holding campaigns for those buying a property at this event.
Pruksa Real Estate is introducing a 392-unit condominium project, Tree Privata, at Kiatkai with prices starting at Bt1.69 million.
The units come with usable space of 26.5 square metres. The project will open for booking during the Home & Condo Show with a special price of Bt1.39 million per unit.
Asian Property Development is launching three residential projects – Aspire Rattanathibet 2, Pleno Ring Road-Ramindra and Pleno Rattanathibet – at the show.
The firm will also showcase its 26 existing residential projects at this event, which it expects to drive its presales to the target of Bt9 billion in the first half of this year. Buyers of the company’s residences at this event will enjoy a zero interest rate for the first six monthly instalments.
Real Estate Development Co is holding a lucky draw for a Honda Civic to promote its Plex Bangna project at the show. The project has already sold Bt350 million or 65 per cent of its total value of Bt540 million. The project features a modern townhouse design.
Banks also have continued to provide special mortgages for buyers at this event. The Government Housing Bank will offer zero interest for the first six months, while Kasikornbank has made a special incentive available.
Issara Boonyoung, president of the Housing Business Association, one of the organisers along with the Thai Real Estate Association and Thai Condominium Association, said yesterday that the event targeted sales of Bt2 billion to Bt3 billion over its four-day run.
Home-buyers will get special deals for more than 100 residential projects worth more than Bt100 billion and banks have also prepared special financial packages for this event, he said.