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Colliers International Thailand, a leading property consultancy company, released a report on the serviced apartment market in Bangkok. The report highlights the increasing competition in the serviced apartment and the need for owners and operators to position themselves well to succeed in this era of the expensive Thai Baht and increased supply.

Many Asian property markets have performed strongly over the last two years and international investors now see the possibility of Thailand outperforming regional competitors.

Investors’ confidence in Thailand has improved because of some of the early policy measures of the new democratically elected government such as the removal of inbound capital controls and tax incentives to help the property sector.

Two rental units are offered in the scheme; a 128 sqm 2-bedroom / 2-bathroom unit retails at 4.95 MB, while a 170 sqm 3-bedroom / 2-bathroom unit sells for 6.19 MB. Both units feature swimming pools and furniture. The units will be rented out by the developer for 35,000 to 45,000 baht per month

Mr. Sam Sheriff the Managing Director of Manor Park One Co., Ltd. and Mr. Glen Thompson of Siam Property closed the deal with the signing of the purchase contract of a 2 bedroom corner apartment as well as a 4 bedroom Galleria House at the Hua Hin Pavilion.

Why don't home buyers like your pet? Nervousness. Pets make some people very uncomfortable. Not everybody grew up with a family pet or enjoys outings at the zoo. Fur and four legs does not a human make. Fear. Real and irrational. It's not only dogs that instill fear in people

Typically, 5% to 15% of a projects total value is paid to contractors in advance of any work, said Mr Samran, who chairs a committee at the Office of the Auditor-General (OAG) investigating corruption in state procurement contracts. "But from our investigation, it's impossible to say how