hua hinLong-running real estate awards programme expands with over 200 categories as property market adapts to shifting consumer preferences, climate change, and new socioeconomic realities
From retail to resort developments, award recipients represent the most outstanding cross-section of real estate in Thailand
The country's longest-running real estate awards programme selects stellar nominees from coast to city and countryside
Formerly regarded as one of Thailand’s more sedate coastal destinations, Hua Hin is becoming a hub for second home investment
The longest-running real estate awards programme in Thailand celebrates first virtual gala event
Long-running real estate awards programme to stage virtual gala broadcast presentation, in-person reception
Hua Hin and Cha-am see a potential recovery next year after a slowdown since the arrival of the pandemic
Luxury residence transactions surge as strong domestic interest offset the decline in overseas buyers
The famous Thai beach town is adding some alluring new strings to its bow
Anticipation builds up for the kingdom’s longest-running real estate awards programme
Thailand’s most trusted & longest-running real estate awards programme helps property seekers make informed decisions
Hitachi, JLL help make Thailand’s milestone night for real estate happen
Thailand’s longest-running real estate awards programme celebrates 15 years of distinctions for property development, architecture, and design
Thailand’s longest-running real estate awards programme marks 15 years of rewarding visionary developers and well-designed properties in Bangkok and beyond
Their focus on improving residents and tenants’ mental and physical wellbeing has enabled them to stand out among investors
Property seekers eye not only vacation homes but also real estate with yields
Meteoric jump in number of firms across the kingdom’s eastern hub
64 categories announced at the kingdom’s longest-running real estate awards programme
Chiang Mai and other secondary destinations in the kingdom are beginning to steal some of the limelight from Bangkok
