Awaits BOT approval to double stake ... [The Nation]

Soaring prices of building materials prompt the sales of projects in phases ... [The Nation]

Firms now see construction expenses stabilising, will factor them into projects... [The Nation]

Expats can get loans from its S'pore Branch... [The Nation]

Thailand has been voted the world's "Best Tourist Country 2008" for the second consecutive year in an annual tourism award ceremony in Copenhagen, a senior official said yesterday...... [The Nation]

PHUKET : Developers pursuing visions of expanding Phuket's property market into neighbouring Phangnga and Krabi..... [Bangkok Post]

Tax benefits proposed to stimulate market..... [Bangkok Post]

The government should take a pro-active role to boost confidence and end the low-investment cycle, says a World Bank economist..... [The Nation]

More than Bt350 billion in deposits are expected to shift from bank accounts to other types of savings instruments over the next five years as the Deposit Protection Agency is established and starts operating next month....
[The Nation]

Despite political mess, investors see openings... [Bangkok Post]

Thailand has moved up six places, to 27th from 33rd, in the annual competitiveness rankings compiled by the Swiss-based Institute of Management Development (IMD). The World Competitiveness Yearbook 2008 noted improvements over the past year in the country's rankings in all key categories (see table), although infrastructure remains a weak point with rankings significantly lower than in other sectors... [Bangkok Post]

Samui’s property market has survived all adversities and the future remains bright.

There are many reasons why Samui is the ideal place to enjoy your retirement.

The continued success of Samui relies on sensible planning and marketing for the future.

New resorts, hotels and business continue to flock to the island.

Expats can get loans from its S'pore Branch...

Along with the rest of the countries that make up what we know as Asia, Thailand suffered great economic losses during the Asian economic crisis in the late nineteen-nineties. The Thailand property market took a downturn which lasted until the turn of the new millennium when things started to look up for this popular South East Asia tourist destination. The property market saw a really big surge during the early 2000 when over US$2bn were set to be invested in Thailand property.... [Investors Provident]