Firstly, in the sales market, although property prices slightly increased, overall demand showed a downward trend. The slow economic recovery in Thailand led to potential buyers adopting a cautious approach, waiting to see how the market would develop. Developers offered more incentives to attract buyers, but this did not completely reverse the market trend.

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Secondly, in the rental market, although rental prices increased overall, rental demand also decreased. Particularly in areas with convenient transportation, rental prices rose rapidly, but overall, oversupply in the rental market became more apparent. To attract more long-term tenants, landlords may need to adjust their strategies and offer more attractive leasing terms.

Several factors influenced the real estate market in Thailand, including the impact of high household debt on buyer confidence and the direct effect of the economic recovery rate on market demand. Currently, despite some uncertainty in the market, there are still optimistic signs. Sales and rental demand remain higher than pre-pandemic levels, indicating that Thai real estate remains a valuable long-term investment.

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Looking ahead, the real estate market in Thailand will continue to face a series of challenges but also holds significant development potential. Stakeholders need to closely monitor market dynamics and adjust strategies flexibly to respond to the constantly changing market environment. At the same time, government intervention plays a crucial role in the healthy development of the real estate market by implementing relevant policies to promote its growth.