- Condos
- Freehold for foreigners within the 49% quota per building
- Houses and villas
- Registered leases of up to 30 years, often with building ownership
- Land
- Not available to foreigners directly
- Review date
- Guides last reviewed 13 October 2026
On this page
Start with the three markets
- Bangkok real estate for saleDistricts, property types and ownership rules
- Nonthaburi real estate for saleHouses, townhomes and commuter condos north of Bangkok
- Hua Hin real estate for saleSeaside villas, condos and retirement homes
Buying guides for foreign buyers
- Can foreigners buy property in Thailand?Freehold condos, leases and what to avoid
- How to buy property in ThailandNine steps from search to Land Office
- Thailand property buying costs and taxesFees explained, with a calculator
- Thailand property for sale FAQShort answers for foreign buyers
Retire and relocate
- Retirement property for sale in ThailandHomes, visas and planning for retirees
- Retire in Bangkok or Hua HinA side-by-side comparison
- Expat relocation assistance in ThailandVisas, banking, insurance and settling in
How we help
We help buyers search, shortlist and view property for sale in Thailand, explain how ownership works in plain language, and introduce independent lawyers and advisers when you need them. You can start with a free property tour or send a note through the contact page.
Frequently asked questions
Which is the best area to buy property in Thailand?
It depends on what you want. Bangkok suits freehold condos near rail and hospitals, Nonthaburi suits buyers who want more space near the capital, and Hua Hin suits retirees and second-home buyers who want the sea and golf.
Can foreigners buy property in Thailand?
Yes, within limits. Freehold condo ownership is available within the 49% building quota, and houses or villas are usually held on registered leases. See our full ownership guide.