Bangkok’s office market is increasingly polarized between newly developed Grade A buildings and aging office stock, reflecting changing corporate priorities and workplace expectations.

Integrated facilities management (IFM) is becoming a key enabler of ESG implementation in Thailand’s real estate sector, helping organizations translate sustainability commitments into measurable operational outcomes.

Bangkok’s Grade A CBD office market continued to adjust in Q2 2026 as new supply entered the market, bringing the overall vacancy rate to 21.9%. Leasing activity remained steady, with occupiers showing a clear preference for high-quality buildings featuring modern amenities, sustainability certifications, and flexible workspace options.

Thailand’s housing market is expected to moderate in 2026, reflecting slower economic growth, elevated household debt, and constrained purchasing power.

A quantitative analysis of 400 guests at medium-sized hotels in Thailand examined how technology adoption influences service quality, customer satisfaction, and overall guest experience.

R&D intensity and firm performance among Thai SMEs are influenced by differences in firm size.

Thailand’s retail market is increasingly shaped by consumer demand for experience-led destinations that combine dining, leisure, wellness, services, and community activities.

Bangkok’s office market remained highly competitive in Q1 2026 despite improving demand.

Despite growing efforts to promote local currency use in international trade, the U.S. dollar continues to dominate Thai export invoicing, accounting for roughly 75–80% of export transactions between 2007 and 2024.