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‘The Ultimate Hideaway Experience’ package at Sheraton Pattaya ResortVisith Pinpawong Pattaya Times News 07.03.2010 | 'One Villas’ Pattaya Opened 07.02.2010 |
 |  The One Villa is a housing development project situated on about 30 rai (4-8 hectare) of land. |
Thailand Property Awards 2009 Eco Village and Horseshoe Point Win BigSiripun Sinbuathong 22.12.2009 | |
 Conde Nast Traveler has announced its Reader’s Choice Awards 2009 and the Sheraton Pattaya Resort is the only resort in Pattaya that has the honor of being on the prestigious list. |  Horseshoe Point has won The Best Villa Development (Eastern Seaboard) and Green Development Awards for its “The Village at Horseshoe Point” housing project at the 2009 Thailand Property Awards at the lavish five-star Gala Dinner at the Grand Hyatt Erawan Bangkok. |
How to Buy Condominiums, Shop Houses, Homes and Land in ThailandDrew Noyes, Managing Director P.A.P.P.A. Co., Ltd. Legal and Visa Services 17.11.2009 | |
 The Daika Estate Company will be building a new luxury condominium on Wong Amat beach which will begin construction early 2010. The new complex is said to be worth about 2 billion baht. | No matter what anyone tells you, it is not possible to own land in Thailand except under extraordinary circumstances. (However, owning buildings is a different matter.) |
What is a Thailand House Book?Drew Noyes, Managing Director P.A.P.P.A. Co., Ltd. Legal and Visa Services 17.11.2009 | What are Thai Measurements?Drew Noyes, Managing Director P.A.P.P.A. Co., Ltd. Legal and Visa Services 17.11.2009 |
It is possible to own the house or the condominium unit or the building on a parcel of land. You get a receipt for payment and are issued a “House Book” (in Thai it is called a “Tabien Ban”), not a title deed for all of these kinds of property. | The metric system was introduced into Thailand in 1923, and was made compulsory in 1947. However, in construction measurements you may hear "kubp" (from an extended thumb to small finger) and "sawg" (from the tip of the middle finger to the elbow). |
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