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insights • investment / capital markets
Inside Thailand's Logistics & Industrial Market: Q2 2026 UpdateIndustrial land runs short as demand outpaces supply, pushing prices and rents higher and shifting bargaining power from tenants back to landlords — even as FDI cools from last year's high base.
Tanisara Luensuksan • July 17, 2026
article • valuation
Three Property Valuation Types in Thailand: Which One Should You Use?Thailand's property market features three distinct valuation types — each serving different purposes. Professional valuers help investors understand which value applies to specific decisions, ensuring informed financial strategies.
July 16, 2026
article • valuation
New Town Plans, New Values: How Zoning Changes Can Reprice Your PropertyWhen the new city plan comes into force, are you sure your land will benefit – not lose development potential? From a valuer's view, new zoning isn't just a map color – it's a direct shift in land potential that must reflect as value uplift or discount in your assets.
July 16, 2026
marketbeat
Thailand MarketBeatCushman & Wakefield MarketBeat reports analyze quarterly economic and commercial real estate activity including supply, demand and pricing trends at the market and submarket levels.
July 07, 2026
article • coworking
Co-Working Space vs. Serviced Office: Choosing the Right Workspace for Your Business DirectionMany organizations are now adopting flexible workspace strategies that allow them to adjust space in line with economic conditions, without being tied to traditional three-year lease commitments. As a result, flexible workspace solutions have become a practical choice for both medium-sized and large companies in Bangkok.
Aukit Pronpattanapairoj • June 08, 2026
insights
Foreign Demand Drives Strong Growth in Factory Rentals, While the Warehouse Sector Faces an Oversupply ChallengePhongphan Phloiphet, Head of Logistics and Industrial at Cushman & Wakefield Thailand, recently shared insights in an interview with Positioningmag.
October 28, 2025
article
Finally, Someone Fixed the Office Furniture Problem: CHANINTR's Spruce ProjectCHANINTR is bringing their furnishings expertise to office spaces through Spruce—Thailand's first office furniture subscription service, launching exclusively at One Bangkok Tower 4 through the Twenty & Above program.
October 22, 2025
insights • investment / capital markets
Unlocking a New Dimension for "Dusit Central Park" and Welcoming the New Landmark "Central Park" on September 4thAs a leader in the real estate market, we have closely monitored the growth and development of the Dusit Central Park project. On this significant occasion, Cushman & Wakefield extends its congratulations on the official opening of "Central Park," a world-class retail center that will complete the mixed-use project's ecosystem on September 4th.
Tanaphorn Chaiyasit • September 03, 2025
article • investment / capital markets
Cushman & Wakefield: A New Urban Oasis! Discover "Suan Dusit Arun," Thailand's Largest Rooftop Park.Tired of the concrete jungle? A spectacular new green space is about to redefine Bangkok's skyline. Get ready to experience "Suan Dusit Arun" at Dusit Central Park, an extraordinary 7-rai rooftop park that's a true "new lung" for the city.
Tanaphorn Chaiyasit • September 02, 2025
research • professional services
A New Way of Working: Furniture Rental, A More Flexible Alternative to BuyingIn an era where businesses must adapt quickly, Chanintr Living, a specialist in premium furniture, has launched a new business model: "Office Furniture Rental." This offers a smart and sustainable solution for modern companies.
September 03, 2025
insights
Chinese Investors Flood into Thailand in 2025: Impact on Thailand's Real Estate SectorThe Research and Advisory team at Cushman & Wakefield Thailand have analyzed that in 2025, the number of Chinese nationals coming to Thailand is likely to increase compared to 2024.
Surachet Kongcheep • February 11, 2025
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Myanmar Buyers Drive Thai Condo Market Growth in 2024The Thai condominium market saw remarkable growth in the first nine months of 2024, with Myanmar buyers emerging as the second-largest group of foreign purchasers, surpassing Russian buyers and following only Chinese buyers.
Surachet Kongcheep • January 16, 2025
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