Bangkok real estate overview 2016 [report]

Bangkok real estate

Thailand has the second biggest economy of Southeast Asia and its capital, Bangkok, is one of the largest cities in the world. With unique sights of monuments and Thai architecture, numerous skyscrapers and a dynamic urban development, Bangkok presents an attractive landscape for real estate developers and investors.

Bangkok  is the third most populous city in ASEAN, with a population of more than 9 million people expected to grow to 11 million by 2025. Its rapid development and business and touristic attractiveness pushes numerous property developers to create new residential and office buildings in the city.

So the most dynamic districts of Bangkok see a flurry of towers pop up. The city center, riverside districts and the main transportation axis of Sukhumvit and Silom/Sathorn burgeon with buildings that create a sharp yet inviting contrast with the old city’s constructions, monuments and temples.

The state of real estate in Bangkok in 2016

The last few years have seen a mild economic growth in Thailand which now impacts the real estate market slightly. Yet, the Bangkok real estate market remains resilient through both residential and office segments. New condominiums and office space are entering the market and prices remain on the rise, pulled by a strong local demand.

Though the continued economic frailty will probably further impact the market, residential property developers remain confident that the demand will remain strong in the coming months and years. New condominiums are being built aggressively to satisfy the middle income demand.

In the following series of reports, Knight Frank Thailand presents the driving forces behind the property market of Bangkok in 2016. With details on both the offer and demand sides, prices, occupancy and outlook for the coming and years for both residential and office segments, these reports will provide a fine analysis to those involved in the Bangkok real estate market and people interested in buying or selling property in the city.

Bangkok condominium market overview 1H 2016 – summary

Bangkok condominium market overview - H1 2016 report
Click to open the Bangkok condominium report
  • Highlights – page 2
  • Market overview – page 2
  • Supply trend – page 2
  • Supply and new supply of Bangkok condominium 2009-1H 2016 – page 2
  • Demand trend – page 2
  • New supply by location 1H 2016 – page 3
  • Bangkok condominium supply, demand and sold rate 2008-1H 2016 – page 3
  • Pricing trend – page 3
  • Outlook – page 3
  • Bangkok condominium average selling price 2008-1H 2016 – page 3
  • Appendix: condominium classification – page 4

Bangkok super prime and prime condominium market overview H1 2016 – summary

Bangkok super prime and prime condominium market overview - H1 2016 report
Click to open the Bangkok prime condominium report
  • Highlights – page 2
  • Market overview – page 2
  • Supply – page 2
  • Super prime accumulated prime supply and supply 2008-H1 2016 – page 2
  • Prime accumulated prime supply and supply 2008-H1 2016 – page 3
  • Demand – page 3
  • Super prime demand and accumulated sold rate 2008-H1 2016 – page 3
  • Prime demand and accumulated sold rate 2008-H1 2016 – page 3
  • Super prime and prime condominium unit take-up 2008-2015 – page 4
  • Pricing trend – page 4
  • Average selling price per square meter – page 4
  • Outlook – page 5
  • Appendix: definition – page 5

Bangkok office market overview Q2 2016 – summary

Bangkok office market overview - Q2 2016 report
Click to open the Bangkok office report
  • Highlights – page 2
  • Market overview – page 2
  • Supply – page 2
  • Bangkok office supply and new supply 2011-Q2 2016 – page 2
  • Demand – page 3
  • Bangkok office future supply – page 3
  • Bangkok office future supply by location and expected launch period – page 3
  • Bangkok office demand against supply – page 3
  • Rental rates – page 3
  • Office market outlook – page 4
  • Office occupancy by location and grading – page 4
  • Bangkok office demand and supply analysis – 2012-Q2 2016 – page 4
  • Bangkok asking rent by grade and location – 2011-Q2 2016 – page 4
  • Asking rent by grade and location, and percentage increase – page 5
  • Asking rent by major roads at Q2 2016 – page 5

For those interested to learn more about the Thai real estate market, Knight Frank also published several other reports on specific areas of Thailand and domains of activities. They are available on their website’s research section.

For those interested in developing properties, architecture, construction and project management, you can also visit our partner website ArchiAdvisor.

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