There are indications the Thai real estate market is recovering, with domestic investors showing an interest in assets in the country.In its latest report into investment in the Asia-Pacific region, CB Richard Ellis (CBRE) revealed that, even though investment volumes in the first quarter of this year were “subdued”, the market is expected to pick up over the course of 2012.Thailand was one of the least active markets in the area in the three months from January to March, with domestic investors accounting for the majority of transactions.Commenting on the data, executive director and head of CBRE Research Thailand James Pitchon stated: “Thailand continued to steadily recover from the floods and local private investors displayed a renewed interest in acquiring income-producing assets.”There was positive news for the Thai economy earlier this week too, with official figures revealing gross domestic product (GDP) grew by 11 per cent in the first quarter of the year, compared to the previous three months.A brighter outlook for Thailand’s GDP and its economy as a whole may attract more interest in its property markets as the year progresses. Article by +Steve Binge on behalf of Propertyshowrooms.com
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Recovery underway for Thai property investment
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