Buy Property in Thailand

Planning to buy property in Thailand? The Private Office Property catalog brings together apartments, condominium units, villas and houses for sale. Compare listings and prices, and filter properties by location, type, bedrooms, ownership and construction stage.

Property for sale in Thailand

663 listings

Villa

Amber Essence

Phuket$2,261/m²

  • 3 bedrooms
  • 4 bathrooms
  • 507 m²

Amber Essence is a ready 3-bedroom, 4-bathroom pool villa at Amber Chamber Pool Villa in Si Sunthon, Phuket, with 507 sq.m. total area, single-storey layout, private pool, terrace and covered parking. Offered at THB 38,700,000.

$1,146,410

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Amber Serenity

Phuket$2,520/m²

  • 4 bedrooms
  • 4 bathrooms
  • 536 m²

Amber Serenity is a ready 4-bedroom, 4-bathroom two-storey pool villa at Amber Chamber Pool Villa in Si Sunthon, Phuket, with 577 sq.m. total area, private pool, pool terrace, garage and tropical residential setting. Offered at THB 45,600,000.

$1,350,809

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Amber Bliss

Phuket$2,538/m²

  • 4 bedrooms
  • 4 bathrooms
  • 629 m²

Amber Bliss is a ready 4-bedroom, 4-bathroom two-storey pool villa at Amber Chamber Pool Villa in Si Sunthon, Phuket, with 677 sq.m. total area, private pool, terraces, garage and tropical residential setting. Offered at THB 53,900,000.

$1,596,680

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Buying property in Thailand: prices and choosing a property

You can buy property in Thailand for your own home or holidays, to rent out, or to hold for the long term. The Private Office Property catalog features apartments, condominium units, villas and houses at different stages of completion. Compare properties by location, price, floor area, bedrooms, ownership and project features.

Property prices in Thailand depend primarily on the region and neighbourhood, property type and size, proximity to the sea and amenities, project class and construction stage. When comparing listings, consider the price per square metre, fittings, completion date and payment schedule as well as the total price. Payment terms for off-plan projects may differ from those for completed properties.

Foreign buyers should establish a suitable ownership structure in advance. Foreigners can own units in registered condominiums within the foreign quota; the official foreign ownership limit is 49% of the condominium unit floor area. The ownership structure for villas and houses differs for the building and land, so the available arrangement must be checked individually before entering into a transaction.

Before buying, check the property and project documents, contract terms, ownership structure, payment schedule and transaction-related costs. For completed properties, also assess their condition and fittings. For off-plan properties, check construction progress and handover terms. An independent professional in Thailand should review the transaction and documents.

Frequently asked questions about buying property in Thailand

Can foreigners buy property in Thailand?

Yes, foreigners can buy property in Thailand, but the available ownership structure depends on the property type. For example, foreigners can own units in registered condominiums within the foreign quota. Under current rules, foreign ownership is limited to 49% of the total floor area of condominium units. The arrangements for villas, houses and land differ, so check the terms of the particular transaction before buying.

How much does property in Thailand cost?

Prices depend on location, property type, floor area, project class, proximity to the sea, construction stage and ownership structure. The catalog lets you compare current asking prices, prices per square metre and key features. Check the individual listing for the exact price and availability. Current published sale prices range from ฿1 560 000 to ฿363 540 000.

How do I buy property in Thailand?

The process usually starts with choosing a property and checking its legal and technical details. Purchase terms, ownership structure and the payment schedule are then agreed, followed by signing the necessary contracts and completing the transaction. The precise procedure depends on the property type, project and property status, so have the documents checked before paying a substantial part of the price.

Should I buy a completed or off-plan property?

A completed property lets you inspect the home before purchase and use it as soon as the transaction is completed. An off-plan property may offer a more flexible payment schedule and a wider choice of layouts, but you need to consider the completion date, construction stage and developer contract terms. The choice depends on your budget, timing and purpose.

What do freehold and leasehold mean in Thailand?

Freehold means ownership of the property. For foreign buyers, a common example is a unit in a registered condominium within the foreign quota. Leasehold is a registered long-term lease for a specified period. The available option depends on the property type and the structure of the particular project.

What should I check before buying property in Thailand?

Before the transaction, check the seller’s rights to the property, ownership structure, project documents, contract terms, payment schedule, construction or handover dates and transaction-related costs. For off-plan properties, information about the developer and contractual provisions for delays are also important. Legal checks should be carried out independently of the seller or agent.