Despite Icelandic volcanic ash disrupting European flights, which is having a knock-on effect to property markets worldwide, and the recent political problems in Bangkok, life here on Koh Samui seems business as usual.
Of course Koh Samui has seen a slowing down with regards to the number of visitors to the island looking to buy property on Koh Samui, but it hasn’t stopped the serious Koh Samui property buyers looking at real estate opportunities in this ever emerging Koh Samui property market.
Song kran, although a little quieter than previous years, was still a roaring success with locals, travelers and expats alike taking to the streets to celebrate the Thai New Year.
What helps the Koh Samui property market are the direct flights from key places such as Kuala Lumpur, Hong Kong and Singapore and also they are large hubs for connecting flights from the UK to Dubai to Australia. Flights are still busy and buyers who understand the continuous political frustrations in Thailand are still buying property in Koh Samui.
Overseas Property Portfolio can assist in all aspects of buying property in Koh Samui along with finance options available to buyers who are looking to construct their own property and can obtain up to 50% finance on the Koh Samui construction or up to 60% finance buying a Koh Samui Villa.
For further details, please contact Emma at Overseas Property Portfolio to discuss Koh Samui property in more detail on +66 (0)80 535 1725 or by email emma@overseaspropertyportfolio.com
http://www.overseaspropertyportfolio.com/koh-samui/
Tags: Investment, Koh Samui Property, Political, Property, Song Kran, Travel & Tourism
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