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Wealthy Chinese turn away from US real estate as Trump amps up trade war with Beijing

South China Morning Post, Published on 05/05/2025

» Wealthy mainland Chinese are increasingly shifting their attention and capital away from the United States to other real estate markets amid rising geopolitical tensions between Washington and Beijing, according to property agents.

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Thailand's property boom attracts Chinese investors, but fraud risks loom

South China Morning Post, Published on 19/12/2024

» Thailand's property market is booming and so is fraud. Mainland Chinese buyers, who accounted for nearly half of the purchases by foreigners last year, are among the victims.

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Narongdej family fully backs Raimon Land's capital increase

Business, Nareerat Wiriyapong, Published on 04/09/2024

» The Narongdej family is fully committed to Raimon Land's (RML) ongoing capital increase, says the company's chairman, noting that the completed and ongoing projects of the listed luxury property developer would generate more than 30 billion baht in revenue over the next 1-3 years.

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Hong Kong home sales sink to 33-year low

South China Morning Post, Published on 03/01/2024

» Property transactions in Hong Kong descended to the lowest level in 33 years in 2023 as sentiment among potential homebuyers was submerged under a deluge of poor economic news and high interest rates, although December's sales figures showed some rebound.

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Sansiri setting a standard for luxury residences

Business, Kanana Katharangsiporn, Published on 26/12/2022

» Competition in the luxury residential market is heating up, with new supply increasing and novel players emerging as demand continues to grow, with the wealthy unaffected by high inflation and recession.

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Hong Kongers shun Singapore for homes in Malaysia, Thailand, Taiwan

Bloomberg News, Published on 28/08/2019

» SINGAPORE: Singapore’s housing market isn’t turning out to be the beneficiary many may have thought from Hong Kong’s increasingly fraught protests. Instead, investors are looking to cheaper property markets like Malaysia, Thailand and Taiwan.