A model of a 'Ban Pracharat' project by the Treasury Department is on display at a house fair held in Bangkok in mid-August. (Bangkok Post file photo)The Treasury Department will next year start developing on state land several property projects worth 90 billion baht, including housing projects for low-income earners. The housing projects for low-income earners will likely take shape next years, says Mr Pachara. (File photo supplied by the Treasury Department)The housing projects will be built on state land in eight provinces, including Bangkok, Chiang Mai and Chon Buri and the construction of 2,600 units should begin in January. The department, whose main incomes are from land development, property rentals and coin production, has set a 7.4-billion-baht revenue target for 2018.

Source: Bangkok Post December 18, 2017 09:33 UTC