据居外网(Juwai.com)编制的中国投资者在泰国境内的购买意向指数(Chinese Purchasing Intent Index for Thailand)显示,中国投资者购买泰国房产的意向远超过一些大国。
在过去的一年里,中国投资者购买泰国住宅房产意向指数飙升180%。相比之下,2015年第二季度,中国投资者对五个最受欢迎的国家(美国、澳大利亚、英国、加拿大、新西兰)购买意向指数仅上涨37%。
今年第二季度, 中国投资者购买泰国住宅房产意向指数环比上涨了51%,相比之下,对五大国家住宅房产购买意向指数平均环比下降1%。
中国买家在泰国的房产平均询价也大幅增加,环比上涨39%,同比上涨111%,创下611,062美元的新高。
居外网 CEO安祖耀(Andrew Taylor)说:“中国买家正在利用他们的强势货币和靠近泰国的地理位置的优势投资度假屋和投资性房产。在过去的五年中,人民币兑泰铢汇率上涨19%。
“在泰国有商业利益的中国商人是第一批购买当地住宅地产的买家。现在,游客和投资者也加入他们的行列。
“投资首要目的地是泰国芭堤雅、苏梅岛、普吉岛、清迈和曼谷。
“在未来十年,预计中国国际房地产投资将大幅增加,泰国也将获利甚丰。该国可以轻易取代目前更受中国买家欢迎的国家。
“在此期间,泰国已从最受中国买家欢迎的国家第10名上升到第9名。
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According to Juwai.com's Chinese Purchasing Intent Index for Thailand, the desire by Chinese to buy property in Thailand has outperformed that of larger countries.
Over the past year the Thai Index has soared 180 percent. By comparison, the combined Purchasing Intent Index for the five most popular countries with Chinese buyers in the second quarter of 2015 (the US, Australia, the UK, Canada, New Zealand) rose just 37 percent.
On a quarterly basis, the Thai Purchasing Intent Index is up 51 percent, much better than the 1 percent drop in the top five countries average.
The average price Chinese buyers inquire about in Thailand has also increased substantially, by 39 percent over the prior quarter and by 111 percent over the prior year, to a new high of $611,062.
Juwai.com CEO Andrew Taylor says, "Chinese buyers are taking advantage of their strong currency and proximity to Thailand to invest in vacation homes and investment properties. Over the past five years, the Renminbi has gained 19 percent on the Baht.
"Chinese businessmen with commercial interests in Thailand were among the first buyers of local residential real estate. Now, you see vacationers and investors joining their ranks.
"The top destinations in Thailand are Pattaya, Koh Samui, Phuket, Chiang Mai and Bangkok.
"Thailand could greatly profit from the projected massive increase of Chinese international property investment in the coming decade. It could easily displace other countries that are currently more popular with Chinese buyers.
"In this period, Thailand has advanced from the 10th most popular country with Chinese buyers to the 9th."