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I understand that it is believed the condos/apartments/homes market is going down, down, down.

At the same time, rent/lease prices of offices are only rising.

Will be interested to hear your views about these opposing directions of home and office real estate.

Too many condos, not enough office buildings?

Does it have something to do with the fact that offices are not sold but leased?

Is there any correlation between these markets, or are they independent of each other?

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I understand that it is believed the condos/apartments/homes market is going down, down, down.

At the same time, rent/lease prices of offices are only rising.

Will be interested to hear your views about these opposing directions of home and office real estate.

Too many condos, not enough office buildings?

Does it have something to do with the fact that offices are not sold but leased?

Is there any correlation between these markets, or are they independent of each other?

It only proves that it is the result of a "Monopoly" market (in both senses of the word) and not a open market.

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G,

Let's forget Thailand, and consider everywhere else on the face of the earth, including where you're from. What are the correlations between office building rents and condo prices, supply and demand? Why do you believe that hte market is any different here? It is not.

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