Buying property in Thailand
Buying property in Thailand
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Aussie Dave
RE: Buying property in Thailand
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Rooster
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However i seem to need to point out to you that if Ian was allowed to buy land in Thailand, he would be bringing money into the country, and at the end of the day he could'nt just dig it up and take it away, can you understand that?
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Aussie Dave
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Aussie Dave
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Rooster
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Real Estate/Residential Sales
Dutch Brokerage Taps Luxury Market, 25 February 2006
The Dutch property brokerage My Trusted House (MTH) is expanding into Asia, using Thailand as its base to explore business opportunities in the region. ''We started with Thailand because European people love to take holidays here. After their visits, some people want to buy a house to stay here,'' said Ronald Joosten, the executive partner of MTH Asia Pacific Co.
My Trusted House is a leading property sales and marketing agent in Europe, with a focus on luxury vacation homes. It established MTH Asia Pacific with Thai partners to handle its first operation in Asia. The local partners have not been named.
Mr Joosten said that Europeans felt comfortable about investing in property in Thailand, despite the lack of land ownership rights for foreigners.
''Thailand is very strong in terms of safety, the economy as well as political [stability] compared with other Asian countries,'' he said.
Apart from tourists, the company intends to target as potential customers the large number of expatriates in top management positions with multinational companies in Thailand.
It will also link up with accounting, financial and law firms to help ensure that foreigners earn benefits from their property investments in Thailand.
The strong growth of the local resale market for real estate also appeals to investors, Mr Joosten added.
The company's first venture in Asia is Royal Maritime in Sattahip, Chon Buri. It consists of 25 luxury villas with prices ranging between 30 million and 70 million baht each.
The company will hold its first event, called Living Rich Asia, this weekend at the Raffles Park Nai Lert Hotel in Bangkok, in order to introduce itself and the new villa project to affluent Thai clients.
It will also arrange its first tour of Thailand for 50 affluent European investors in March.
In addition, MTH plans to join with a local cable TV operator to set up Travel TV, aiming to broadcast across Thailand by the end of this year. The travel TV channel will be its key marketing tool following the success in Europe of Liberty TV, its 24-hour leisure and lifestyle channel based in Luxembourg.
The television programming focuses on selling vacation-related products including hotels, airline tickets and property. The channel is currently seen in Luxembourg, Germany France, the Netherlands and Belgium.
MTH has other property projects in the pipeline in Chiang Mai, Phuket, Samui and Bangkok.
After Thailand, the company will expand its business into other Asian countries, including China and Singapore.
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Rooster
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Rooster
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When one owns a property , one has the feeling of security, of having an asset. This is how i am but we are not all the same. I would not like to own a condo as i feel i am only sharing with several dozen others and not a personal owner.
Thats it mate , do you understand what i am saying?
Another thing, you are saying, i think, that property will not grow in value in Thailand, that does not sound correct?
In Aust i bought my 80 acres for $34,000 20 yrs ago, sold half for $40000. and todays value of the remaining 40 acres with modest house is valued at 1,3 million dollars.
Are you saying that this could not happen in Thailand.
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Aussie Dave
buying property in thailand
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art
RE: buying property in thailand
Having said that i am sure that there are others who use this forum who have got more knowledge than i have on this matter. Beware of Roosters advice on this one , he likes to help but can be a little 'one sided" at times..............try Ian or Balmain David
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Aussie Dave
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