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Thailand homebuyers turn to renting as loan hurdles rise
Thailand homebuyers turn to renting as loan hurdles rise
SUNDAY, APRIL 05, 2026
Homebuying demand in Thailand is weakening as tighter lending and high household debt push more consumers, especially younger workers, towards renting.Middle East war may steer wealth to Thai luxury homes
Middle East war may steer wealth to Thai luxury homes
SATURDAY, MARCH 07, 2026
Middle East conflict could drive wealthy buyers from Dubai to Thailand’s luxury property market, industry leaders sayKeeree’s THB100bn ‘Baan Chao Thai’ marks property comeback
Keeree’s THB100bn ‘Baan Chao Thai’ marks property comeback
TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 2026
BTS Group chair Keeree Kanjanapas launches ‘Baan Chao Thai’, a THB100bn affordable-housing push with GH Bank loans and no down paymentThai property slumps to 7-year low, luxury homes pile up
Thai property slumps to 7-year low, luxury homes pile up
SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 2026
Property market sinks to a 7-year low; experts warn luxury homes and condos face oversupply, urge developers to target “specific demand”Thai Property Market Faces Worst Slowdown in Nearly 30 Years
Thai Property Market Faces Worst Slowdown in Nearly 30 Years
THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 2026
Thailand’s real estate market faces its worst slump since the 1997 crisis, with over 400,000 unsold condos. High debt and rising interest rates hamper recovery.3 prime residential areas around Bangkok: Srinakarin-Bangna-Pathum Thani thrive
3 prime residential areas around Bangkok: Srinakarin-Bangna-Pathum Thani thrive
THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 2026
Srinakarin, Bangna, and Pathum Thani continue to thrive as prime residential areas, driven by strong infrastructure and workforce demand, despite slower property market growthHat Yai floods hit property market, recovery expected to take at least 6 months
Hat Yai floods hit property market, recovery expected to take at least 6 months
MONDAY, 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.Southern floods submerge 10 provinces, causing daily trade and tourism losses of up to 1.5 billion baht
Southern floods submerge 10 provinces, causing daily trade and tourism losses of up to 1.5 billion baht
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2025
Widespread flooding across 10 southern provinces has affected 1.9 million people, with trade and tourism losses estimated at 1–1.5 billion baht per day and Malaysian tourists cancelling all tripsThai Property Leaders Call for Government Action on Sustainable Urban Development
Thai Property Leaders Call for Government Action on Sustainable Urban Development
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 01, 2025
Industry experts urge policy reforms to make green building standards accessible whilst addressing Bangkok's affordability crisisThai Property Market Faces Toughest Challenge in Decades as 2026 Looms
Thai Property Market Faces Toughest Challenge in Decades as 2026 Looms
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2025
Industry experts warn of 'Long COVID' effect on real estate sector, with transfer values set to plunge 10-20% amid economic headwinds