Properties for sale in Thailand

Global Properties offersover 25817 properties in Thailand for both investment and living, sourcing property in Thailand from reliable real estate agencies and developers. You can specify your requirements, such as type, area, district, location features and infrastructure, using filters to explore suitable options. Sorting by cost and novelty will assist you in finding the perfect accommodation, while detailed descriptions will provide a clear understanding of the benefits of each housing unit. Once you've made your choice to buy property in Thailand, reach out to the developer or agency - we provide up-to-date contacts for a swift and profitable deal.

There are no restrictions on purchasing real estate in Thailand, and you can choose the most suitable form of ownership:

• Leasehold entails renting for 30–90 years. This is the only option to acquire land in the country.
• Freehold involves transferring real estate into full ownership. This option is available for apartments in Thailand if foreigners do not own more than 49% of the complex area. Villas in Thailand can also be purchased as freehold, with the land underneath registered as such.

In both cases, once the paperwork is completed, you can obtain a long-term visa and residency permit, as well as engage in various disposition processes such as gifting, selling, or renting out the property to tenants, ensuring legal income.

The cost of property in Thailand is influenced by factors such as location, internal and external infrastructure, project uniqueness, area and layout, technical equipment and finishing.

• The Average price per square metre is USD 4,100.
• The cheapest property is USD 80644.
• The most expensive housing unit is USD 19.24 million.
• Over the past year, the average price has increased by 3.3–4.8%.

• Minimum area: 30.4 m²
• Maximum area: 5,000 m²

While obtaining a Thai passport through real estate investment is not possible, you can secure a long-term 10-year visa by investing in local housing valued at a minimum of USD 500,000.

Leading destinations in demand for foreigners seeking penthouses, studios, apartments, and villas include Phuket, Bangkok, and Chonburi. Also among the top five are Samui, a quiet retreat for families with children or retirees, and Pattaya, renowned for its vibrant entertainment scene.

Real estate options in Thailand span both primary and secondary markets. Housing in under-construction and completed condominiums is favoured for its residency benefits. It grants access to amenities such as:

• 24-hour security
• Fitness centre
• Swimming pool
• Car parking area
• Children's and sports playgrounds
• Concierge service

For upscale living, detached villas with expansive grounds, sea views, and exclusive finishes are worth considering. Some housing units may include a visa, eliminating the need for additional expenses in renewing permits to enter the country.

Thai housing appeals to a broad spectrum of buyers, offering the potential for rental income from apartments or villas at rates of 10–12% per annum (depending on the property's characteristics and area popularity). Factors driving investment interest include:

• A variety of units and active construction of new modern complexes
• Stable influx of tourists from various countries and dynamic economic development
• Sunny and warm weather
• Year-round tourist season
• 2 ownership options
• Good social infrastructure

To expedite ROI, consider renting out your property to tenants either on a temporary or permanent basis during periods of non-occupancy. The estimated annual return averages 6%, with some developers offering guaranteed percentages. Property management companies handle organisational and legal matters, eliminating the need for tenant searches.