Bangkok Apartments Blog

Moving company Bangkok - Thailand It is often said that moving is one of life's most stressful events. Obviously, there will be varying degrees of stress depending on the number of possessions you have acquired and also whether you’re moving on your own or with a family or flat mates. Whether or not you are a bachelor living in a studio in Phrakanong or a family of 5 living in a large apartment in Phrom Phong however, it's still an event th... Read More

Take a look at BERNIE British International Prep Kindergarten and Early Years I hear some people say, “…another international Early Years and Kindergarten…there are so many!”  But isn’t it great that parents have a choice of top quality education for their children! BERNIE British International Prep Kindergarten & Early Years is a new school for children aged between 2-6 years old. Located in Huamak, between Ramkamhaeng 24 and ... Read More

There is a surfeit of equity in the Bangkok real estate investment market with expectations high that it will achieve the highest transaction volumes in seven years, according to JLL's adjusted forecasts for 2014. There are acute shortages of high-end living space in the capital, which has helped to enhance the confidence of developers and generated a wave in new construction projects. This in turn has affected Bangkok office rents, having rea... Read More

Imperial Land Group is planning to invest over Bt6 billion in Bangkok in hotels and shopping malls and is aiming at listed the company on the stock market by 2016. managing director Suwan Lertpunyaroj explained the reason behind the decision that "these types of property will offer more consistent growth and income to the group" as it plans to float shares on the Stock Exchange of Thailand. The Imperial Land Group was established in 1992 by th... Read More

A boom in Thailand's property market is predicted and that economic growth in Thailand will reach 5 per cent next year when the domestic recovery finally starts to kick in later this year. However, economic growth forecasts have been revised downwards for 2014 to between 2-2.6 per cent after the protests in the first half of the year. Overall, Southeast Asia's outlook is also set to improve and the property markets across the region have seen adv... Read More