Real estate investment by foreign nationals Most foreign nationals who purchase a property or Thailand real estate have previously vacated here, and have subsequently fallen in love with Thailand's many charms, affordability and relaxed way of life. It is therefore important when looking at the future potential of foreign national investment regarding the property market, to first see how the Thai...

Positive trends in the Thailand investment market BMI’s core forecast is for regional private consumption to pick up over the next two to three years, despite a tapering of real GDP growth. The aggregation of data for eight key regional economies (Hong Kong, Malaysia, China, Thailand, South Korea, Japan, Taiwan and Indonesia) shows a deceleration of economic growth to 3.9% in 2005 from 5.6% in 2004,...

The Thai Baht investment environment The Thai baht has held up rather well in recent months, despite the rise in foreign investor risk aversion caused by a tightening of monetary policy.  Exchange rate a mild constraint on Thailand's Baht In March 2006, the local currency was trading at around THB (Thai Baht) 39.18/US$ 1 early in the month, yet it has subsequently appreciated to test...

Thailand investment market indicators Real GDP should grow this year by around 4.5%, compared with growth of 4% last year It is not necessary to look far in Thailand for evidence of economic strength. Exports are surging at an annual pace of more than 20% (with a continuing boom in overseas sales of cars, car parts and electronic goods) Reserves are at a record high, foreign capital keeps flooding...

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