In 2018, 454,814
housing units were left unclaimed in Thailand, totaling $41 billion.
The most most, 20 percent, of the unsold
housing was in Bangkok: 91,600 units. In second place (34,400 units, 8 percent) was the province of Chonburi, where the most famous beach resort of Pattaya is located. This is followed by Nonthaburi (32,700.7), Samut Prakan (25,300.6) and Pathumthani (22,600.5). These five provinces accounted for about 45 percent of the total number of unsold houses and apartments at the end of 2018
houses and apartments.
The risk of weakening demand for
condominiums from foreigners is worrying the Central Bank of Thailand. The main reason for this is the slowdown in the global economy. However, according to the Bank of Thailand, the share of
acquisition of apartments by foreigners in the third quarter of last year rose to 31 percent from 27 percent in 2017 and 21 in 2016. The volume of transactions in July-September reached $2.1 billion.
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