In recent months, the chill in Thailand’s real estate market has spread from the periphery to its core. Even in previously high-demand “prime locations,” properties are now seeing sparse viewings and sluggish interest. Despite several stimulus efforts—easing loan-to-value (LTV) restrictions, reducing transfer and mortgage fees, and hints from the central bank about rate cuts—the market has failed to warm up.

Altan isn’t just another trendy property—it’s a thoughtful response to what future living can be. A place where children have freedom, parents have calm, the city feels close, and dreams are within reach.

Encountering it for the first time is like meeting an old friend—reserved, poised, and refined. No need to compete, only to understand: this residence is prepared for only a select few.

In Kuala Lumpur, what truly excites investors isn’t just luxurious amenities, but the rare resource that comes from the combination of prime location and direct accessibility. Armani Hallson is positioned in the very core of KLCC, only 300 meters from Malaysia’s most iconic landmark—the Petronas Twin Towers. A private skybridge connects the development directly to the towers’ main entrance, redefining how people live and commute in the city center.

For years, talk of Bangkok real estate revolved around one word: buying. Where to buy for fast appreciation? Which building held value best? But as 2025 unfolds, a surprising headline has shaken up Chinese investors: some people are now paying 250,000 baht a month—not to own, but to rent an apartment.

There was a time when the United States and Singapore were the go-to countries for Chinese investors looking to purchase overseas properties. The former represented stability and global prestige, while the latter attracted buyers with its proximity to China and strong cultural ties to the Chinese diaspora. But by 2024, the trend is shifting. Increasingly, high-net-worth Chinese buyers are deliberately cooling on the U.S. and Singapore—and turning their focus to Thailand as a rising star in real estate.

In today’s world, wealth isn’t only about how much you earn—it’s about how wisely and flexibly you allocate it. From real estate and fine art to equities and tech, wealth accumulation is no longer about speed—it’s about foresight and intention.

Can you spot risks before they surface? Can you avoid getting caught in the next black swan event? Can you remain calm when everyone else panics? These are the abilities that will determine whether you can survive this high-uncertainty era.

According to The Wealth Report 2025, the proportion of high-net-worth individuals under 40 is steadily rising worldwide, with the most rapid growth occurring in Asia and the Middle East.

According to The Wealth Report 2025, more than 44% of global family offices plan to increase their real estate allocations over the next 18 months, spanning both commercial and high-end residential properties.

In 2024, the number of high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) worldwide grew by 4.4%, surpassing 2.34 million people—each with an average net worth of over $10 million.

You don’t have to be ultra-rich to understand the game. You just need to see where the board is moving — and claim your square before it’s taken. Because as the powerful redraw their maps, you get to decide: Where do you stand — and what’s your next move?

Bangna boasts one of the densest concentrations of villa communities in the city, offering a variety of residential types ranging from essential to luxury. The neighborhood vibe is mature and well-established.

The most exhilarating moment of the year is back! With the kick-off of the 2025 “Magical Thailand Grand Tourism and Sports Year,” Songkran transcends being just a traditional Thai New Year celebration—it transforms into an all-encompassing, nationwide festival.

For Chinese nationals planning to retire, invest, or start businesses in Thailand, one thing is clear: it’s not about what you believe, but how they classify it. Tax planning isn’t about damage control after the fact—it begins before the first transfer is made, with a well-thought-out path and explanation in place.

Some say the ideal life is hard to find. But maybe, it's just one decision away. Like choosing the Thailand Elite Card—to turn longing into living, and someday into now.

Following the 7.9-magnitude earthquake in Myanmar that sent tremors through Bangkok, the safety, seismic resilience, and investment value of Thai real estate were suddenly put under the microscope overnight. This time, we’re not giving in to panic, nor placing blind faith. We’re turning to facts and reasoning to unpack one key question: Why did Bangkok’s skyline sway—but not topple?

Heading to Thailand after May 1, 2025? Take note: all non-Thai travelers—by air, land, or sea—must complete a new digital entry form called the TDAC before arriving.

In recent days, many Chinese investors who own properties in Thailand have received messages from tenants or property managers: your house may have been damaged by the earthquake. But being in China while the house is in Thailand, there’s really not much one can do from afar. Some landlords are anxious: • Will insurance cover this? • Who should I contact? • What are the procedures? • Is there any way to handle it remotely? This article aims to help you sort through these issues—from claims and repairs to preventative measures—it’s all covered here.

Scope Thonglor doesn’t aim to please everyone—it exists for the very few. When the city’s noise fades beneath your feet, the true essence of life emerges—not hustle, not flash, but a distinct clarity of self. It’s a key hidden in the heart of the metropolis, opening not just a residence, but an ideal lifestyle: quiet enough, vast enough, and aligned with your values. True luxury has never been about owning more—but about only owning what truly matters to you.