Property developer 'sees promise' in Thai real estate A Singapore property development company has decided to invest in a series of condominium projects in Thailand over the coming year. Speaking to Property Report, business development manager at Dalvey Developments Noel Goh described the Thai real estate sector as "a very attractive ...
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Thai property market to slow as a result of oversupply Local developers in Thailand have predicted a slowdown in the country's property market over the next couple of months as concerns surrounding oversupply take hold. However, positive sentiment is expected to return again early next year, with the sector expected to get back on track, Property ...
Knight Frank offers condo counselling As the condominium sector slows and developers face difficulties selling their products next year, real estate brokerage Knight Frank Thailand will offer investment management services to recruit inve...
Sena improvises friendlier loan package Despite the Bank of Thailand telling commercial banks to lend no more than 90% of a property's value to condominium buyers next year, Sena Development Plc is working with a local bank to create a lend...
WHILE CHINA IS TOO WEAK TO BE A STRATEGIC THREAT...: The New Great Game: MONSOON: The Indian Ocean and the Future of American Power by Robert D. Kaplan (AARON L. FRIEDBERG, 11/19/10, NY Times Book Review) In a world governed solely by the laws of supply and demand, China’s increasing engagement in global energy markets would pose no serious problems. ...
