The REIC now forecasts a robust recovery for the sector in Q4 2025, driven by the government’s broad fiscal stimulus package known as the “Quick Big Win” measures, which are expected to inject confidence into the economy.
These comprehensive initiatives include:
Direct Consumer Support: Schemes to boost domestic purchasing power, such as the ‘Khon La Khrueng Plus’ (co-payment) scheme, and tax breaks for domestic tourism.
Economic Lubrication: Accelerated government budget disbursement and investment in clean energy projects.
Debt Resolution: Measures aimed at resolving the critical issue of household debt, including the establishment of an Asset Management Company (AMC) and the restructuring of non-performing household loans.
SME Support: Additional measures to support Small and Medium-sized Enterprises.
“The government’s ‘Quick Big Win’ measures will contribute to increased GDP, benefiting the entire economic system and underpinning the real estate sector’s revival,” Kamonpob stated.
The forecast predicts total Q4 property transfers will reach 95,484 units, representing a significant 13.1% increase QoQ.The value of new individual housing loans is also expected to rise by 9.5% in the quarter, reaching approximately 160.7 billion baht.