Japanese Brokerage Doubles Down on Bangkok After Post-Covid Sales QuadrupleA · FULL TRANSLATION
- List Group's international arm moved its Bangkok office to the Gaysorn Amarin Tower
- Local revenue has roughly quadrupled since the pandemic
- The expansion serves two-way property flows between Japan and Thailand
Cross-border property money needs intermediaries, and whoever holds the node earns the fee. List Group's international brokerage — operating under the Sotheby's International Realty flag — moved its Bangkok office into the landmark Gaysorn Amarin Tower, disclosing that post-pandemic local revenue has quadrupled. Bangkok is familiar ground for Japanese buyers seeking yen diversification at price points far below Tokyo, while Thai wealth has grown keener on Japanese property since the yen weakened. A prime-district expansion serves both directions at once — and signals that Japan-Southeast Asia cross-border brokerage is a growth lane worth watching.
[Summary translation of PR TIMES release] List International Realty Thailand (brokerage brand: List Sotheby's International Realty), a group company of comprehensive real estate firm List Co., Ltd. (Yokohama; President Naoyuki Kitami), announced the relocation of its Bangkok office to the Gaysorn Amarin Tower. The company reported that its local revenue has roughly quadrupled since the pandemic, and the move reflects its rapid business expansion and deeper commitment to the Thai market. (Source: PR TIMES, List Co., Ltd., June 12, 2026)