Property News

Buoyed by foreign interest in its Thai property projects, property developer Sansiri is expanding internationally.

The decision is "to better fit with current foreign exchange policies and regulations," the company said in a statement.

The family of the president's son-in-law will gain $400 million for a building at 666 Fifth Ave., Bloomberg reports.

CNBC's Gemma Acton discuses the potential takeover of U.K. house builder Bovis Homes.

CNBC's Gemma Acton talks about deal making in the U.K. house-building market in light of news that Bovis declined a bid approach from rival Galliford Try.

CNBC's Gemma Acton talks about British homebuilder Bovis and its decision to reject a bid approach from Galliford Try.

British homebuilder Bovis has rejected a bid approach from rival Galliford Try, however the firm has said it remains in talks about a possible deal. CNBC's Gemma Acton discusses.

CNBC's Dan Murphy discusses the importance behind looser property regulations.

Sansiri is taking a cautious approach to international expansion while taking on diversified segments in its home market, says CEO Apichart Chutrakul.

As real-estate developer Sansiri expands internationally, CEO Apichart Chutrakul explains how the easing of Singapore property restrictions may boost demand.