Catch the Wave: EEC’s Rental Market Surges, Fueling Demands from Chinese Investors

Thailand’s real estate sales market faced significant pressure in 2025, with a nationwide transfer of only 48,095 residential units (valued at 119,663 million baht)—a decrease of 6.7% in volume and 7.8% in value from the previous year. But on the upside, the “rental property market” surprisingly surged, particularly in the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) region.

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A DEEP DIVE INTO THE TREND OF CHINESE STUDENTS FLOCKING TO STUDY IN THAILAND

In recent years, “Thailand” has become an increasingly popular destination for international students, especially students from China. This trend didn’t happen coincidentally, but stemmed from several positive factors that helped attract a large number of International families and individuals to pursue their education at various academic institutions across Thailand.

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Foreign Investment in Thailand’s Industrial Sector

Investment in Thailand continues to show a steady growth, particularly in the industrial and high-tech sectors. According to data from the Board of Investment (BOI), in 2024, investment promotion applications reached a total value of over 1.13 trillion baht, representing a 35% increase compared to the previous year—marking the highest value in the last 10 years. Additionally, the number of project applications exceeded 3,100, the highest since the BOI was established. This reflects strong investor confidence in Thailand’s industrial sectors and their readiness in various aspects, including infrastructure, industrial zones, power supply, and a fully integrated supply chain.

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Chiang Mai & Phuket in CENTRAL PATTANA’s Perspective

When discussing the leading developer of Thailand’s shopping centers, one name invariably comes to mind: Central Pattana. With decades of industry experience, Central Pattana continues to advance its projects under the “Retail-Led Mixed-Use Development” concept, which seamlessly integrates modern living elements—including residential areas, hotels, office spaces, condominiums, and comprehensive shopping centers. This holistic approach not only creates vibrant community hubs but also stimulates economic growth on both local and national scales.

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Top 5 Key Nationalities in Thailand’s Condominium Market in 2024

Top 5 Key Nationalities in Thailand’s Condominium Market in 2024
Thailand’s real estate market continues to attract foreign interest, particularly in the condominium sector, which remains the most popular choice for expatriates seeking residence or investment opportunities in the country. According to 2024 property transfer data from the Real Estate Information Center (REIC), the five nationalities with the highest number of condominium ownership transfers are Chinese, Myanmar, Russian, Taiwanese, and American, respectively. Each nationality exhibits distinct purchasing behaviors that align with their specific investment objectives.

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Thalang Set to Become Phuket’s Next Investment Hotspot

Phuket, Thailand — Once a quiet district, Thalang is rapidly transforming into a major hub for lifestyle, wellness, and real estate investment. Strategically located near Phuket International Airport, Bang Tao Beach, and Phuket Town, the area around Sri Sunthon sub-district—near the monument of Thao Thepkasattri and Thao Sri Sunthon—is emerging as a key connection point for the island’s most important zones.
Experts say Thalang’s rise is being driven by a wave of public infrastructure projects and private developments that aim to shape it into the new epicenter of Northern Phuket.

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Thailand’s Office Market: Trends & Future Insights

Thailand’s office market continues to face significant challenges due to the increasing supply of office space. The ongoing trend of hybrid work and work-from-home, which has persisted since the COVID-19 pandemic, has led to a decline in demand for office space. Many companies downsized their offices and shifted towards coworking spaces or short-term office rentals. There is also a growing trend on flexibility in office usage, such as implementing hot-desking arrangements where employees do not have fixed workstations.

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