Showing posts with label holidays. Show all posts
Showing posts with label holidays. Show all posts

Friday, 3 December 2010

Goodbye Snow - Hello Sun



Thai-Real.com would like to extend an invitation to all of you in Europe who are currently driving to work each day in the snow to come and join us on our sunny beaches.

Get together with a group of family and/or friends and rent one of our luxury villas to experience the ultimate in exclusive holidays. All the services are included that you would expect from a five star hotel but with the added benefit of enjoying the whole place to yourself.

The next few months are peak season and the villas are filling up very quickly so please take a look at our properties and let us find the one that works perfectly for you. I guarantee you will not be disappointed.

Click Location: Koh Samui | Phuket

A word of warning though, sometimes it gets a little too warm out here, but we have learnt to deal with this with the aid of infinity edged swimming pools and ice cold beer.

I look forward to seeing you all on the beach soon.

Monday, 26 April 2010

Krabi's Real Estate Market Potential

With the more established resort property hotspots of Koh Samui, Phuket and Pattaya receiving so much attention from property investors in recent years, it's no surprise that prices are heading for the sky and beach front land is becoming more and more scarce. As the tried, tested, and true formula witnessed by global real estate markets dictates, this means that there will always be planty of savvy investors looking to get an early start on the next big thing.

But the key to developing in emerging markets is that there has to be some degree of facilities already in place.

The tourists have to pave the way to the destination". "For these emerging markets, accessibility is the key because the kind of buyers that can afford the more expensive properties are already travelling a great distance to get to Thailand. The last thing they want to do is get into a taxi or bus at the airport in Bangkok and travel another four or five hours to get to a resort and get a ferry ride and another taxi. Developers need to bear in mind how people are going to get to that resort. People will make the effort but it has to be priced accordingly."

For those in the know, Krabi is certainly not a new destination on the travel and property trail. But only in recent years have they started to make a name for themselves on a more international scale, as astute investors move away from the pricier traditional hotspot areas.

And, notably, the big name property management firms have yet to move in to Krabi, a sign they still fit under the up-and-coming banner.