Is the Office Really Disappearing? This question may sound exaggerated — but in today’s business world, the answer is that the traditional office is changing forever.
We are in a new era when consumer behavior is evolving rapidly and major cities are becoming increasingly crowded. The growing cities come with rising living costs and lesser land areas. People are seeking lands that offer good quality of life and have strong investment potential. Thus, “secondary cities” are no longer places that have been neglected — they emerge as the next destinations for both homeowners and property investors.
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The spending power of Thai consumers remains the core engine of the nation’s economy. And 2025 is set to be another year where the Thai retail market clearly demonstrates its potential, capturing the attention of investors worldwide. Thailand currently boasts over 8.3 million square meters of total retail space, making it the largest proportion in the ASEAN region. This highlights that retail isn’t just an economic activity; it’s considered “essential infrastructure for living,” connecting people, cities, and cultures.
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In an era where e-commerce is growing at lightning speed — so much so that our thumbs work harder than our legs — just a few swipes on a smartphone can bring products right to our doorstep. This coincides with the overall retail market, which has shown signs of “slow growth” over the past two years.
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The concept of Education-Centric Development, or “urban development with education at the core,” stems from the view that education is more than just a basic service—it’s a “magnet” capable of attracting people, families, and economic activities to congregate in an area. The presence of high-quality educational institutions, whether they be schools, universities, or research institutions, can positively impact both residents’ quality of life and the surrounding real estate value.
Phuket is widely known as a world-class island destination with pristine beaches and natural beauty. Recently, the island has significantly elevated its image into a truly Global Luxury Destination, attracting high-net-worth individuals, real estate investors, and wealthy expatriates seeking archer life experience.
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As the cost of living continues to rise globally and economic uncertainty remains, many people are exploring new places that are more affordable and offer a better quality of life. Relocating abroad has become an increasingly popular option for modern professionals—especially in relocating to countries that offer good quality of life, more affordable, and more savings potential.
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Have you ever wondered if there’s anything more interesting to invest in real estate besides regular condos or houses? A new mega trend in real estate, “Wellness Living,” has recently emerged around the world. Thailand is one of the key destinations of this trend in Southeast Asia.
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Chiang Mai, the economic center of northern Thailand, has long charmed visitors with its serene temples, lush mountains, and vibrant cultural scene. While renowned as a digital nomad hotspot and a haven for those seeking a more relaxed pace of life, this northern Thai city is rapidly gaining recognition as a hub for international learnings. Beyond serving the local Thai and expatriate families, Chiang Mai is strategically positioning itself as an attractive and accessible alternative for international education. Not just for the Thais, but for families from neighboring Southeast Asian countries and other countires, who seek world-class schooling without the exorbitant costs.
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Foreign workers play a vital role in driving Thailand’s economy, supporting key sectors such as industrial, trade, services, and agriculture. Beside contributing to the domestic labor market, these foreign workers help strengthen international economic connections. The presence of foreign workers in regions around Thailand reflects the demand for labor across different occupations, which highlights the current direction of Thailand’s economic development.
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