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Thailand's real estate market faces its toughest slowdown in nearly 30 years, with over 400,000 unsold condos. Rising interest rates and high debt are major factors holding back recovery. The Nation

Thailand's real estate market faces its toughest slowdown in nearly 30 years, with over 400,000 unsold condos. Rising interest rates and...

Thirty-four buildings in Thailand, including three in Bangkok, have been declared uninhabitable by the Department of Public Works and Town & Country Planning after Friday’s earthquake. Thai Enquirer

Thirty-four buildings in Thailand, including three in Bangkok, have been declared uninhabitable by the Department of Public Works and To...
Easier legislation for foreigners buying Thai condos hits the flak. They stress that the Thai Revenue policy to tax residents on overseas income remitted to Thailand from January 2024 is cautioning them, whilst the suggestion that worldwide income, whether remitted or not, could become taxable from 2025 is the last straw. - Pattaya Mail

Easier legislation for foreigners buying Thai condos hits the flak Pattaya Mail July 2, 2024 Reforming Thailand's property laws has its ...
The festival generated a total income of 140.335 billion baht, which is higher than the ministry’s previous estimate that during these 21 days, the total income would be around 132 billion baht. The Nation

Sudawan Wangsupakitkosol, minister of tourism and sports, reports that the Economics Tourism and Sports Division has summarised the latest i...

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