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Thailand serviced industrial land sales drop 42% in H1
Thailand serviced industrial land sales drop 42% in H1
Only 4,684 rai were sold during the period.
Why Thailand’s condo market slowed significantly in H1
No new condo projects were launched during this period.
Smaller offices dominate Bangkok’s leasing market
Spaces spanning 300 to 400sqm saw continued demand.
APAC new data centre projects hit 13GW in H1
This represents a massive growth of 160%.
Demand for ready-built factories in Thailand rises despite stagnating supply
Net absorption reached 113,193 sqm in H1.
Thailand’s industrial market undergoing a structural shift
Investors are focused on establishing more sophisticated operations, not small workshops.
SILP asking prices in Thailand up 4.5% in H1
Guess which area saw the highest price increase.
Thailand’s stock of serviced industrial land plots up 1.5% in H1
WHA Eastern Seaboard Industrial Estate was a notable addition.
Thailand sees robust SILP demand with 4,684 rai transacted in H1
This represents a 34% increase from the previous half year.
Nine new hotels to open in Phuket in H2
These will yield over 1,700 new keys.
Over 3,200 new hotel keys expected to launch in Bangkok by end-2025
The total new supply is on track to reach over 5,100 keys for the year.
APAC data centre pipeline worth a whopping US$180b
Nearly 13GW of new projects were announced in the first half of 2025.
Bangkok sees seven new hotels in H1 2025
Nearly 2,000 keys were added to the market.
Guess how many condo bookings were transacted in Bangkok in Q2
Condo demand was at the second-lowest level in five years.
Bangkok new condominium launches plummet to record lows in 15 years
Only 405 units were introduced in Q2 2025.
APAC prime office rents post first rebound in three years
Flight to quality, limited supply, and sector-led demand fuel a cautious recovery.
Hong Kong residential transactions climb 37% to 16,754 units in Q2
There were 5,955 units transacted in June alone.
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