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November 10, 2006 (Press Release) --
CEIC Analytics – Thailand Property Report
The total property transactions in 2005 were 903,651 cases, slightly higher than 886,865 cases in 2003. The majority of the property transactions occurred in Bangkok and its Vicinity. 2003 saw the highest number of property transactions of 281,849 cases. The proportion of property transactions in
Bangkok out of the total also increased from 48% in 2001 to 56% in 2005.
The number of new houses registered in Thailand has been easing since 1998. Since 2003, this number has started to pick up and
achieved a highest growth rate of 48.65% yo-y. As compared to the other main cities in Asia Pacific, Bangkok is among the top 5 lowest
office rentals.
Scope of this report
Our Thailand Property report provides in-depth analysis and statistics, with 2004 and 2005 year-end market data and updated data for Q1-Q2 2006. This report gives an instant overview of the Thailand Property Industry. The data contains graphic illustrations in form of tables and graphs and expert views.
Table of Contents:
1. Industry Profile
1.1 Residential Sector
1.1.1 Detached Houses and Townhouses
1.1.2 Apartments and Serviced Apartments
1.1.3 Condominium
1.2 Industrial Sector
1.3 Office Sector
1.4 Retail Sector
1.5 Rental Market
2. Market Trends and Outlook
2.1 New Property Regulations for Foreign Firms
2.2 Real Estate Loans and Housing Loans
2.3 Impact of Political Instability and Rising Oil Prices
2.4 Impact of New Airport in Bangkok to the Property Market
2.5 Other Factors Affecting Thailand Property Market
2.5.1 Interest Rates
2.5.2 Construction Costs
2.5.3 Mass Transit and Urbanization Life
2.5.4 Unemployment Rate and Rising Wages
3. Leading Players and Comparative Matrix
3.1 Top 5 Largest Property Listed Companies (by Market Capitalization)
3.1.1 Land and Houses Public Company Limited (LH)
3.1.2 Amata Corporation Public Company Limited (Amata)
3.1.3 Preuksa Real Estate PCL (PS)
3.1.4 Asian Property Development PCL (AP)
3.1.5 Quality Houses Public Company Limited (QH)
3.2 Comparative Matrix
3.3 SWOT Analysis
Sunil Nair
(Web Admin)
The total property transactions in 2005 were 903,651 cases, slightly higher than 886,865 cases in 2003. The majority of the property transactions occurred in Bangkok and its Vicinity. 2003 saw the highest number of property transactions of 281,849 cases. The proportion of property transactions in
Bangkok out of the total also increased from 48% in 2001 to 56% in 2005.
The number of new houses registered in Thailand has been easing since 1998. Since 2003, this number has started to pick up and
achieved a highest growth rate of 48.65% yo-y. As compared to the other main cities in Asia Pacific, Bangkok is among the top 5 lowest
office rentals.
Scope of this report
Our Thailand Property report provides in-depth analysis and statistics, with 2004 and 2005 year-end market data and updated data for Q1-Q2 2006. This report gives an instant overview of the Thailand Property Industry. The data contains graphic illustrations in form of tables and graphs and expert views.
Table of Contents:
1. Industry Profile
1.1 Residential Sector
1.1.1 Detached Houses and Townhouses
1.1.2 Apartments and Serviced Apartments
1.1.3 Condominium
1.2 Industrial Sector
1.3 Office Sector
1.4 Retail Sector
1.5 Rental Market
2. Market Trends and Outlook
2.1 New Property Regulations for Foreign Firms
2.2 Real Estate Loans and Housing Loans
2.3 Impact of Political Instability and Rising Oil Prices
2.4 Impact of New Airport in Bangkok to the Property Market
2.5 Other Factors Affecting Thailand Property Market
2.5.1 Interest Rates
2.5.2 Construction Costs
2.5.3 Mass Transit and Urbanization Life
2.5.4 Unemployment Rate and Rising Wages
3. Leading Players and Comparative Matrix
3.1 Top 5 Largest Property Listed Companies (by Market Capitalization)
3.1.1 Land and Houses Public Company Limited (LH)
3.1.2 Amata Corporation Public Company Limited (Amata)
3.1.3 Preuksa Real Estate PCL (PS)
3.1.4 Asian Property Development PCL (AP)
3.1.5 Quality Houses Public Company Limited (QH)
3.2 Comparative Matrix
3.3 SWOT Analysis
Sunil Nair
(Web Admin)
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