Construction of new residential buildings has slowed down in key areas of Thailand because of last month's military coup, but foreign investors are still keen on discount purchases. Photo: AFP
Construction of new residential buildings has slowed down in key areas of Thailand because of last month's military coup, but foreign investors are still keen on discount purchases. Photo: AFP
Construction of new residential buildings has slowed down in key areas of Thailand because of last month's military coup, but foreign investors are still keen on discount purchases. Photo: Xinhua
Construction of new residential buildings has slowed down in key areas of Thailand because of last month's military coup, but foreign investors are still keen on discount purchases. Photo: Xinhua
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Thailand's property market hit by military coup

Military takeover in Thailand further softens demand for real estate, writes Peta Tomlinson

Peta Tomlinson
Peta Tomlinson

Updated: 4:39am, 11 Jun, 2014

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Construction of new residential buildings has slowed down in key areas of Thailand because of last month's military coup, but foreign investors are still keen on discount purchases. Photo: AFP
Construction of new residential buildings has slowed down in key areas of Thailand because of last month's military coup, but foreign investors are still keen on discount purchases. Photo: AFP
Construction of new residential buildings has slowed down in key areas of Thailand because of last month's military coup, but foreign investors are still keen on discount purchases. Photo: Xinhua
Construction of new residential buildings has slowed down in key areas of Thailand because of last month's military coup, but foreign investors are still keen on discount purchases. Photo: Xinhua
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