Thai real estate developers are turning to the European market to counter the ongoing slump in the domestic property sector.
Thai property companies are increasing their acquisition of properties in Europe, signaling a shift in focus towards developed economies amid a prolonged downturn in Thailand's housing market, Nikkei Asia reported. Among them, Sansiri has acquired a five-star hotel on the shores of Lake Como in Italy.
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