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You don't buy the Chinese and Hongkies will.

China just announced new rounds of property cooling measures and Hong Kong up their stamp duty to 30% we can expect more interest in the Thai property market for 2017.

Chinese likely to pour more money into Thai properties Chinese institutional investors will likely play a bigger role in the Thai property market despite limited activity over the past few years, according to JLL, a professional services firm specialising in real estate.

USD235 million vote of confidence into Thailand's property market. That's no small change and definitely did their sums before committing such a huge amount.

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Surprised a hospital not a developer bought over our neighbor.

With the price of land going up on Wireless, I can only speculate it will be a medical suites with luxury rooms for their well heeled foreign & local patients.

Bangkok Hospital buys Nai Lert Park hotel Bangkok Dusit Medical Services, Thailand's largest hospital operator under the brand Bangkok Hospital, will spend 10.8 billion baht to buy Nai Lert Park hotel to develop it into a holistic service medical centre with a 2-billion-baht investment.

After selling the earlier portion to Central Group where Central Embassy now stands the British government is putting up for sale the remainder of it's embassy grounds on Wireless Road. Estimated at THB2 million per square wa and a unit at Sansiri's 98 Wireless just went for THB750,000psm. Prices of Wireless are setting records. Which makes Life One @ Wireless seem like a bargain when launched.

UK embassy land sale put at B18bn Land plots in bustling prime locations remain appealing, with the British embassy expected to shed its 23-rai property on Wireless Road for more than 18 billion baht.