Welcome to our daily roundup of Thailand’s property news. First up, Grab is backing a co-payment scheme to boost Thailand’s food sector. Although not directly linked to property, this scheme could potentially attract more food businesses to the region, indirectly impacting commercial real estate. In other news, PM Anutin has revealed billions in assets, including private jets and antiques. This disclosure could have implications for luxury property markets, as high net worth individuals often have significant property portfolios. In transport news, Patong cops are targeting illegal kerbside parking, which may impact local businesses and, by extension, commercial property values in the area. That’s all for today’s roundup. Stay tuned for more updates on the Thai property market.
