【东盟专线】泰国东部经济走廊建设带动土地价格上涨

Core Insights - The Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) in Thailand has become a hotspot for foreign investment, leading to a significant increase in local land prices [1][2] - The EEC, officially launched in 2018, is now a crucial economic hub and investment center in Thailand [1] - The land transfer fees in the EEC reached 47 billion Thai Baht (approximately 10.44 billion RMB) in the first quarter of 2025, marking a year-on-year increase of 31% [1] Investment Trends - Investors from countries such as Japan and Singapore are actively purchasing land for residential and industrial projects in the EEC [1] - The highest increase in land price index was observed in Rayong Province, which rose by 43.5% year-on-year, reaching 259.2 points, driven by the relocation of production bases and infrastructure development [1] - Chonburi Province followed with a 33.6% increase in land price index, reaching 468.4 points, primarily due to growth in the residential market, especially in Pattaya [1] Price Changes - The top five areas with the most significant year-on-year price changes include: - Wang Lamung in Chonburi Province: 126.5% - Laem Chabang in Chonburi Province: 88.6% - Ban Khai in Rayong Province: 47.9% - Mueang in Chonburi Province: 33.5% - Pluak Daeng in Rayong Province: 11.2% [1] Economic Projections - The land transfer amount in the EEC is expected to grow by 2.4% in 2025, while investments in land allocation and housing construction projects are projected to increase by 22.7% and 2.5%, respectively [2]