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Experts predict a gradual recovery for Bangkok property transactions
SOMLUCK SRIMALEE The Nation 01/04/2010
The property market, especially the residential sector in the greater Bangkok area, will gradually recover in 2010, thanks to the effects of government stimulus packages, property experts said.
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The Canadian property purchasing process closely resembles its American counterpart, with oversight and listing information provided by the Canadian Real Estate Association. Prospective buyers should factor in taxes and fees when pricing properties, including a Goods and Services Tax on new housing, Realtor and attorney charges and costs associated with land transfer and mortgage loan coverage. See the following article from International Property Journal for more on this. | |
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