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Industrial land prices set to stabilise

Industrial land price growth is expected to moderate after last year's sharp increase, as nearly 10,000 rai of new supply is set to enter the market in the fourth quarter of 2026, easing upward pressure on prices.

Bangkok condo prices near pre-pandemic peak

Despite the sluggish economy, the average selling price per square metre of new condo units in Greater Bangkok during the first half of 2026 neared the level recorded in 2019, the second-highest on record after the 2018 peak.

Call to develop riverside complex

Tourism operators support using the land plot previously earmarked for an entertainment complex in Bangkok to attract foreign investors with the same concept excluding a casino, aiming to promote high-value tourism in line with a government pledge.

Weak condo market crushes land prices

Asking prices for land in Greater Bangkok have stagnated this year, with some sites facing discounts of up to 40% as buyers negotiate aggressively amid a sharp contraction in the condo market caused by economic weakness.

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Harrison ramps up condo purchases to B2bn this year

Property brokerage firm Harrison will double its investment budget to 2 billion baht this year to acquire completed but unsold condominium units in bulk from developers, capitalising on attractive investment opportunities amid the prolonged property market slowdown.

SC Asset bets on bigger bedrooms, flexible spaces

SET-listed developer SC Asset Corporation plans to relaunch 16 housing projects with redesigned homes to better reflect changing consumer preferences and stimulate demand amid a sluggish market.

Phuket property set to stay strong in 2026

Phuket's luxury residential market is expected to remain resilient this year, driven by sustained foreign demand, rising land prices and a strong appetite for branded residences, even as competition intensifies among condo developers.

Bangkok housing launches set to slow amid weak demand

New residential supply in Greater Bangkok is expected to continue slowing this year as developers scale back launches in response to persistently weak housing demand and subdued consumer purchasing power.