Real estate and property development firms from Japan rush to buy Thai property, forging partnerships with local property agents and firms to urge more foreign investments.

Tokyo Tatemono Co., a noteworthy engineering and property development corporation in the Tokyo metropolitan zone, has recently participated in Southeast Asia's second biggest economy in view of the fact that apartment suite supply in Bangkok is starting to swell.

Thai Property and Joint Partnership

The organization as of late consented to a joint venture contract with Raimon Land Open Co. to execute a 9.1 billion baht ($288 million) advancement including two skyscraper condominium edifices, one in Sathorn and the other in Prompong — both areas are located in the capital's central business district.

It is the main land venture in Thailand for Tokyo Tatemono, which is more than 100 years of age. The organization has also participated in development projects in Singapore and Myanmar.

Upon construction, there will be 400 units, each with a soliciting cost in excess of 10 million baht. Development will to commence in the not so distant future and will continue until 2021.

Steady Growth

Katsuhito Ozawa, overseeing officer of Tokyo Tatemono, said he trusts Thailand's steady revenue will attract more personal and foreign investors.

Raimon Land, owning a 51 percent stake in the joint project, has had practical experience in center and upscale habitations in the heart of Bangkok.

President Adrian Lee said the real estate development firms seeks to increase its yearly income between 10- 12 billion baht. This will be the plan in the succeeding five years in association with Tokyo Tatemono.Thai Property Units

Japanese engineers have been rushing to Thailand since Mitsui Fudosan Co., a main property development firm, penetrated the market. Its collaboration with Ananda Advancement Open Co. in 2013 covered a total of 1,875 private units.

The quantity of lodging units will increase thanks to 20 joint ventures between Mitsui Fudosan and Ananda. This will add up to around 16,000 units, making it the biggest among Japan-Thai unions. Meanwhile, Mitsubishi Jisho Living arrangement Co. and AP (Thailand) Open Co. have cooperated on 11 ventures that will expectedly span 12,000 units in total.

Hankyu Hanshin Properties Corp, Sena Advancement Open Co., Osaka-based Shinwa Land Co., Woraluk Property Open Co., and Tokyo-based Hoosiers Possessions and All Rouse Improvement Open Co. are some of the firms likely to collaborate with or engage in joint ventures with local developers and real estate firms.

Bangkok property stayed strong in the principal quarter of this current year, said Nalinrat Chareonsuphong, a Nexus Property executive.

Implementation Plan

A Thai land examiner said on state of secrecy that Japanese financial specialists have considered this property development venture as "another chance" to extend business abroad. This comes in the heels of increasing Thai property development, particularly in the townhouse sector.

The Thai government's venture advancement plans are inciting the extension of mass transportation in the capital and rural regions. For example, the Eastern Monetary Hallway, a national undertaking to build up an immense mechanical zone east of Bangkok. This will urge outside speculators to take advantage of the property showcase.

Nalinrat of Nexus Property said a number of small-medium engineering firms, including outside contenders, saw a noteworthy increment from January to Spring of this year.