Thai Property Developers Pivot to Rentals and Warehouses Amid Home Loan Woes
Thai property developers are shifting from condominium sales to rental properties, warehouses, and hotels due to falling mortgage approval rates and weak purchasing power. Industry leaders anticipate a recovery period of over two years, making the pursuit of new revenue streams a critical priority.
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