How is Market Grade calculated?

The Market Grade is determined based on three key factors: yield, trend and regulations

A = Best to F = Lowest

You can get the insights on the highlighted box below.

We have two types of grades:

Market Grade – Ranked against other markets in Southeast Asia e.g., Bangkok grade across South East Asia markets

Neighborhood Grade – compares neighborhood in the same market.

Example: Dusit’s grade compared to other neighborhoods in Bangkok (e.g., Dusit = A).

1.)Yield (Profitability) – STR Revenue ÷ Property Price. 

Ranked by percentile within the region (Top 20% = A, next 20% = B, and so on).

2.) Trend (Performance) – Revenue growth or decline over the last 12 months.

Ranked by percentile within the region (Top 20% = A, next 20% = B, and so on).

3.) Regulation (Rules) – Not directly graded however markets with strict rules are downgraded by 2 full letters (e.g., A → C).

The final grade is weighted across these three factors to reflect overall investment potential, using only verified markets for fair comparisons.