In a bid to bolster the sluggish real estate market and reignite economic growth, the government has rolled out a comprehensive stimulus package aimed at addressing key challenges and fostering sustainable development in the housing sector.
Dr. Sophon Pornchokchai, Chairman of the Thailand Real Estate Research and Valuation Center at the Agency for Real Estate Affairs Co., Ltd., highlighted the pressing need for intervention as data revealed a decline in housing sales in the Bangkok Metropolitan Area. With sales figures dropping by 13% in 2023 compared to the previous year, it’s evident that economic uncertainties have dampened consumer confidence and weakened purchasing power.
The root cause of this downturn can be attributed to various factors, including subdued economic conditions and escalating household debt. As such, the government has devised a multifaceted approach to address these challenges and stimulate demand in the housing market.
One of the key measures involves reducing loan interest rates by 1% to alleviate financial burdens on homebuyers and stimulate immediate economic growth. By making housing more affordable, this initiative aims to encourage prospective buyers to enter the market and spur investment in real estate.
Additionally, the government is considering increasing the Loan-to-Value (LTV) ratio to facilitate easier access to financing for home purchases. However, stringent checks on property valuations will be enforced to prevent overleveraging and mitigate risks associated with high loan-to-value ratios.
Furthermore, measures to control housing supply are being explored to prevent an oversupply of properties, which could exacerbate market conditions and hinder recovery efforts. By striking a balance between supply and demand, the government aims to create a sustainable environment for growth in the real estate sector.
Dr. Sophon emphasized the importance of prioritizing consumer interests and promoting transparency in real estate transactions. Measures such as implementing escrow accounts to safeguard down payments and fostering fair competition among industry players will help protect the rights of homebuyers and promote a level playing field.
Moreover, the government is actively promoting the purchase of second-hand homes as an alternative to new developments. With approximately 1 million units of second-hand homes available for sale, this segment presents an opportunity to stimulate economic activity without further straining resources or exacerbating environmental concerns.
Overall, the government’s genuine measures seek to revitalize the real estate market, boost consumer confidence, and foster sustainable growth in the housing sector. By addressing key challenges and prioritizing the needs of homebuyers, these initiatives aim to create a more resilient and prosperous real estate landscape in Thailand.
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