Thailand sees robust SILP demand with 4,684 rai transacted in H1

This represents a 34% increase from the previous half year.

Despite current economic uncertainties and geopolitical tensions, demand for services industrial land plots (SILP) remained resilient with 4,684 rai of SILP sold or leased in H1 2025, a 34% increase from the previous half-year, according to data from Knight Frank.

“As expected, the EEC remained the most active sub-market, with 3,982 rai sold or leased, representing 85% of the total. The other active location belongs to BMR, Central, and East ex-EEC regions, with a total of 702 rai sold or leased.”

Here’s more from Knight Frank:

The market cumulative sales rate improved by 1.2% H-o-H to 90%, as sales or lease transactions outpaced new supply in several regions. The EEC, East ex-EEC, and Northeast experienced growth in their respective occupancy rates, suggesting that investors are becoming more interested in established industrial zones.

Occupancies in other regions remained constant. However, the BMR has seen a slight decline of 1.7%, settling at 92.4%. The Central region remains the area with the highest occupancy rate, which has now risen to 93.3%.