First of all, the Thai economy is very stable.
The financial tsunami in 2008, the flood in Thailand on 20 1 1 and the coup on 20 14, these fluctuations have no obvious impact on Thailand's GDP and foreign investment confidence. Everything is still growing steadily according to the established rhythm, and the recovery after the incident is relatively fast. For the event of Britain's withdrawal from the European Union, Thailand is increasingly favored by investors because of its low correlation with the British economy (the contribution rate of Britain to its economy is only 1. 1% and 1.7%), and its economic fluctuation is extremely low.
Second, Thailand's tourism industry will prosper again.
Once the Sino-Thai Railway is opened to traffic, perhaps many people will choose to travel to Southeast Asia by land, and the deep free travel will become hot. The urban area where the high-speed rail crosses the road is definitely a tourist fire place. At present, some Thai investors have begun to hoard land in the urban areas where high-speed trains pass in other provinces outside Bangkok, so no matter which country, it can be said that investing in real estate will remain one of the main themes of investment.
Third, the unemployment rate is extremely low.
The employment rate is one of the criteria to measure a country's economic strength, while the unemployment rate in Thailand is the lowest in Asia, with the national unemployment rate of 0.9% and that in Bangkok as low as 0.6%. Rich employment opportunities have led to the influx of most people into Bangkok, which has kept the housing occupancy rate in Bangkok at around 90%, with no large number of vacant houses and no obvious bubble risk.
More and more foreign companies have moved their Southeast Asian headquarters from Singapore to Bangkok, including Huawei's Southeast Asian regional headquarters, which was just established in May this year, and is located in the center of Bangkok. Every year, a large number of foreigners enter Bangkok, with a net increase in population. Therefore, in the past 10 years, the average housing price in the urban area of Bangkok has increased by 1 times, with an average annual increase of 8%- 12%, and the rental return rate is 4%-8%. The real estate in Bangkok can basically achieve a double-digit annual return on investment, which is very valuable for investment.