For investors, why does Alan Zeman of Lan Kwai Fong prefer Thailand?

More and more friends are coming to Thailand to invest in real estate, and Thailand is known as one of the countries in the world that is relatively successful in introducing foreign companies. So, what is it that makes Thailand so popular? In fact, many investors will first fall in love with Thailand’s history, culture and natural environment, and then make the decision to invest and settle in Thailand. Some even start from small stores and small and medium-sized enterprises!

For investors, the name Alan Zeman should be very familiar. His first-hand investment projects include Hong Kong's Ocean Park and Lan Kwai Fong, and his recent investment in real estate in Thailand is also attracting attention. He once again repeated his thoughts to the famous Hong Kong newspaper Southwest Morning Post: At this time, it is never too late to invest in Thai real estate.

Ellen Zeman told a reporter from the Southwest Morning News why he would start investing in Thailand’s real estate industry. The reason is that she was diagnosed with a lung infection in Canada, and it is more suitable to live in the warmest southern island, and then rely on sunshine and suitable weather to better recuperate. It was for this reason that he came into contact with the real estate industry in Thailand. Today, he already owns three large leisure resorts in Phuket, Thailand, and a large number of Chinese tourists visit its tourist destinations every year.

Thailand now has more than 38 million tourists visiting each year, and this figure is still rising. This year Alan Zeman established a joint venture with Paradise Group, which is led by a branch of PCCW, and whose controlling shareholder is Richard Li, the eldest son of Hong Kong tycoon Li Ka-shing. They will invest in the development of a five-star hotel and resort project near Phuket to further stimulate the development of Thailand's tourism industry.

Alan Zeman mentioned: "I completely fell in love with Thailand because it is very close to Hong Kong and it is very easy to cope with the busy urban life." However, this year he started investing in another project in Thailand. Housing development planning. In his opinion, the development potential of Thailand's real estate industry is very great. Compared with the price of land in Hong Kong, the cost of project investment in Thailand is obviously lower. In Thailand, you can own a nice-looking apartment building or even a single-family villa for the price of a parking lot in Hong Kong.

In addition to Alan Zeman himself, there are also many investors from mainland China who are following Alan Zeman’s footsteps and gradually getting involved in the Thai real estate industry. According to information from the Bank of Thailand, the value of residential properties in Bangkok, the capital of Beijing, has increased by 10% every year since 2010. But when asked by Southwest Morning News whether he would be worried about the overcapacity of supply and demand in the Thai real estate market in the future, Alan Zeman believed that the biggest advantage of Thailand is that it is sufficiently globalized and can find buyers and sellers from all over the world without worrying too much. Oversupply problem.

Of course, in addition to Alan Zeman and Li Ka-shing, there are also many Hong Kong real estate developers who are also paying attention to Pattaya resorts and housing in Bangkok, hoping to invest huge sums of money into the Thai real estate industry at the right time. Get a piece of the pie. Kingston, the founder of Hong Kong's "Lifestyle Investment Club" and "Asian Bankers Club" believes that "Thailand will be the next Singapore."

According to statistics, in addition to Hong Kong real estate developers, Alibaba and Huawei will Investment in Thailand will be increased. Thailand is an ideal place to develop robots, artificial intelligence and high technology. Moreover, Thailand has convenient transportation and is suitable for the development of airports and shipping and other related industries. If this is established, Thailand will be among the next capitalist countries.

In order to attract more investors, last year, the Thai government launched "Thailand 4.0", aiming to reconstruct Thailand into a country with new technologies, high added value and a high creative economy in 2036. It has also relaxed China's restrictions on outside investors, hoping to introduce more assets to develop its own national high-tech.