ASEAN stands for Association of Southeast Asian Nations which is a collaboration of 10 countries in Asia.
It was established in 1967 and the charter of the association was published in 2008.
Since its formation the organization has always looked upon the need of the member countries in field of real estate, loans and services of strategic importance.
It also provides a platform to all the member countries to ensure that disputes are settled in a peaceful manner and the peace in the region is maintained.
Thailand is a part of ASEAN and Thailand’s real estate and property market is considered one of the major business sectors in the kingdom, hence many, not to say most, people in the real estate sector hold their breath awaiting the impact the Asean Economic Community (AEC) will have on Thailand’s real estate market.
The property market is undoubtedly expected to go up with the birth of the Asean Economic Community in 2015.
Despite the tough turbulences in 2010, Thailand recorded some of the highest property investment sales, thus showing how confident investors are in Thailand’s property market
The property market is categorized into 5 sectors; industrial, residential, commercial, hospitality and retail.
However, when the property market is discussed, the perception in the minds of most people is the residential market.
ASEAN stands for Association of Southeast Asian Nations which is a collaboration of 10 countries in Asia.It was established in 1967 and the charter of the association was published in 2008.Since its formation the organization has always looked upon the need of the member countries in field of real estate, loans and services of strategic importance.It also provides a platform to all the member countries to ensure that disputes are settled in a peaceful manner and the peace in the region is maintained.Thailand is a part of ASEAN and Thailand’s real estate and property market is considered one of the major business sectors in the kingdom, hence many, not to say most, people in the real estate sector hold their breath awaiting the impact the Asean Economic Community (AEC) will have on Thailand’s real estate market.The property market is undoubtedly expected to go up with the birth of the Asean Economic Community in 2015.Despite the tough turbulences in 2010, Thailand recorded some of the highest property investment sales, thus showing how confident investors are in Thailand’s property marketThe property market is categorized into 5 sectors; industrial, residential, commercial, hospitality and retail.However, when the property market is discussed, the perception in the minds of most people is the residential market.
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