Thailand is expected to remain the most popular country for Chinese property buyers in 2019, with growth of at least 10% from last year and Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Pattaya and... Read more >
Thailand is expected to remain the most popular country for Chinese property buyers in 2019, with growth of at least 10% from last year and Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Pattaya and... Read more >
Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Pattaya and Phuket looks set to remain top destinations for Chinese property buyers in 2019 with a growth of at least 10 percent, according to an international... Read more >
(Article in Thai) Juwai.com, the number one international property website that is popular with Chinese people, revealed Thailand was the most-inquired country in the world for overseas property on its... Read more >
(Article in Thai) During 2018, Thailand became the number one most popular place for Chinese people looking to buy and invest in property and real estate. In the future, it... Read more >
(Article in Thai) Thailand real estate has become to most inquired in the world, according to number one Chinese international property website Juwai.com, and the numbers are expected to increase... Read more >
A top broker in Dubai has said that half the sales at the start of the year will come from the foreign investors, the majority of which they identified as... Read more >
Mainland Chinese and Hong Kong residents purchased 15,000 new apartments in the Thai capital Bangkok last year, the head of Juwai.com, the Chinese international property portal, told the Bangkok Post.... Read more >
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