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Changes To Rules On "Foreign Quota" Condos In Thailand?
This is a talk of owning property in Thailand which is restricted from foreigners except for condominiums which have an ownership quota that is being considered for an increase by the Thai Government.
Thailand's Comparative Advantage In Cannabis?
This is a brief talk on the Cannabis Industry in Thailand which has the potential to become a major cash crop as Thailand has a head start in growing, manufacturing and cultivating this product.
"Eastern Region Sports Stadium" In Thailand's EEC?
This is a talk on the continuing development in the EEC area which will now also include a multi functional sports stadium which could be a boost to tourism in Thailand.
"Color Zoning" For Real Estate In Thailand?
This talk goes into the issue of use of real estate in the less populated provinces whereby color zoning is used to differentiate the properties which must be in line with the national development plan.
Foreign Daughter "Initiated A Quest" To Deal With Thai Inheritance?
This talk is to give an example of why it is important to have a Will properly drawn up which includes details of any heirs and the location of the Attorney.
How Many Condos Are Available For Sale in Thailand?
This talk goes into the Condominium Market which has a large number of condos available both in major and smaller cities and can be purchased by foreigners unlike other forms of real estate in Thailand.
Thai PM Proposes "Land Lease Terms For Foreigners To 99 Years"?
This talk goes into land leases in Thailand for which the standard lease term is 30-50 years but the Thai Prime Minister is considering the period be extended which may be more attractive to foreigners.
50 Year Thai Leases "For Approved Commercial And Industrial Projects"?
This talk is on the topic of leasing of property in Thailand for commercial usage for which the standard time period is 30 years but can be for 50 years under certain circumstances.