
Monthly bulletin September 2018
In Sihanoukville, land prices are skyrocketing driven by the huge influx of foreign investors<br>who mainly come from China, Hong Kong, Macau and Singapore for this city’s<br>political stability, investment incentives and geopolitical prospects. Therein, some central<br>areas are seeing doubled prices while coastal land plots can hit up to US $4,500/sqm.<br>In Bangkok, condominiums including off-plan projects which collect down payments of<br>25% - 30% are luring foreign investors, thanks to the development of infrastructure and<br>economic areas like Eastern Economic Corridor combined with a maximum annual<br>yield of 6%.
This yield is higher than that of its regional competitors like Hong Kong and<br>Singapore which continue adopting property cooling measures. In Sihanoukville, land prices are skyrocketing driven by the huge influx of foreign investors who mainly come from China, Hong Kong, Macau and Singapore for this city’s political stability, investment incentives and geopolitical prospects. Therein, some central areas are seeing doubled prices while coastal land plots can hit up to US $4,500/sqm.
In Bangkok, condominiums including off-plan projects which collect down payments of 25% - 30% are luring foreign investors, thanks to the development of infrastructure and economic areas like Eastern Economic Corridor combined with a maximum annual yield of 6%.
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