More Chinese investors entering Thai property market


BANGKOK: An increasing number of companies funded by Chinese investors have been buying properties for rent and sale in key economic cities, and the government’s plan to increase the leasehold period for foreigners from 50 to 99 years is expected to further boost this trend, consulting firm Property DNA said.

The proposed plan also aims to increase foreign ownership in condominiums from 49 to 75 per cent of usable space.

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