Thailand eyes forced sales in foreign property crackdown
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A view of Bangkok’s skyline amid concerns over property purchases by foreigners in popular areas, despite Thailand’s ban on foreign land ownership. (EPA Images pic) BANGKOK: Thailand's government said on Monday it could force the sale of up to 2,300 plots of land worth more than US$400 million as part of a crackdown on property held unlawfully by foreigners. (Free Malaysia Today, 18:51)
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Photo: Free Malaysia Today Free Malaysia Today·News·EN·19 Oct, 18:51 MYTThailand eyes forced sales in foreign property crackdown
A view of Bangkok’s skyline amid concerns over property purchases by foreigners in popular areas, despite Thailand’s ban on foreign land ownership. (EPA Images pic) BANGKOK: Thailand's government said on Monday it could force the sale of up to 2,300 plots of land worth more…
Read at Free Malaysia Today- thestar.com.my·News·EN·19 Oct, 20:08 MYT
Thailand threatens forced sale of US$420m in land held through foreign proxies
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Photo: Berita Harian Berita Harian·News·BM·20 Oct, 11:22 MYTThailand pertimbang paksa jualan hartanah milik asing
BANGKOK: Perdana Menteri Thailand, Anutin Charnvirakul menggesa tindakan lebih tegas terhadap rakyat negara itu yang dijadikan proksi warga asing untuk pemilikan tanah. Susulan itu, kerajaan Thailand boleh memaksa penjualan sehingga 2,300 bidang tanah mencecah nilai hampir…
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