ApartmentTHB 1,980,000
Pattaya
1 ba 33 m²
Apartments for Sale in Thailand: Foreign Freehold Condos
10,879 apartments currently listed for sale in Thailand.
Apartments for sale in Thailand
36 properties shown
Apartment
ApartmentTHB 2,200,000
Bangkok
1 ba 35 m²
ApartmentPrice on request
Bangkok
Apartment$254,402
Bangkok
1 ba 30 m²
Apartment$67,822
Pattaya
2 bd 1 ba
ApartmentTHB 3,510,000
Bangkok
1 ba 30 m²
ApartmentTHB 2,950,000
Bangkok
1 ba 35 m²
Apartment$77,067
Pattaya
1 ba 31 m²
ApartmentTHB 232,123
Bangkok
1 ba 35 m²
Apartment$287,017
Bangkok
1 ba 35 m²
ApartmentTHB 1,499,000
Pattaya
1 ba 26 m²
ApartmentTHB 69,280
Pattaya
1 ba 33 m²
Apartment$119,000
Pattaya
2 bd 2 ba 58 m²
ApartmentPrice on request
Pattaya
1 bd 1 ba 140 m²
Apartment$47,700
Pattaya
1 bd 1 ba 33 m²
Apartment$49,800
Pattaya
2 bd 1 ba 91 m²
Apartment$52,400
Bangkok
2 bd 1 ba 48 m²
Apartment$265,000
Bangkok
2 bd 2 ba 80 m²
ApartmentPrice on request
Bangkok
1 bd 1 ba 29 m²
Apartment$223,000
Bangkok
2 bd 2 ba 68 m²
Apartment$498,000
Bangkok
2 bd 2 ba 196 m²
Apartment$102,000
Pattaya
1 bd 1 ba 35 m²
Apartment$480,000
Nonthaburi
2 bd 2 ba 62 m²
Apartment$68,500
Bangkok
1 bd 1 ba 26 m²
Apartment$115,000
Bangkok
1 bd 1 ba 31 m²
ApartmentTHB 4,950,000
Pattaya
1 bd 1 ba 29 m²
Apartment$109,000
Chiang Mai
1 bd 1 ba 47 m²
Apartment$60,900
Pattaya
1 bd 1 ba 37 m²
Apartment$456,000
Pattaya
2 bd 2 ba 102 m²
ApartmentPrice on request
Pattaya
1 bd 1 ba 36 m²
ApartmentPrice on request
Pattaya
2 bd 2 ba 65 m²
ApartmentPrice on request
Hua Hin
1 bd 1 ba 52 m²
Apartment$170,000
Bangkok
2 bd 1 ba 40 m²
ApartmentTHB 13,800,000
Phuket
2 bd 1 ba 107 m²
Apartment$177,000
Bangkok
1 bd 1 ba 36 m²
Apartment$264,000
Phuket
2 bd 1 ba 52 m²
Apartments in Thailand
Apartments are the largest category in Thailand on RealEstateAbroad, with 7,744 of 20,577 current listings. They also matter more than usual because a foreigner can hold a condominium unit in freehold, which is not possible for land.
The foreign quota rule
Under Thai condominium law, foreign owners can hold units freehold as long as foreigners together own no more than 49% of the total saleable area of the building. Developers should show the quota status in writing, and a registered juristic person manages the common parts. Funds for the purchase must arrive from abroad in foreign currency, and the bank issues a foreign exchange transaction form that you need at the Land Department. Without it, you may not be able to register the unit in your name.
Prices in context
Across Thailand, the median asking price is €187,735 and the middle half sits between €100,125 and €432,684 a very wide band. The median per m² is €1,825. Studios in Pattaya and secondary Bangkok districts anchor the lower end, while beachfront Phuket and central Bangkok developments reach far above the median.
| Metric | Thailand (all types) |
|---|---|
| Apartments listed | 7,744 |
| All listings | 20,577 |
| Median asking price | €187,735 |
| Typical range (p25-p75) | €100,125 - €432,684 |
| Median per m² | €1,825 |
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Where to look
Bangkok has the deepest resale market and rail-linked towers. Pattaya and Hua Hin cater to retirees and weekenders. Phuket and Ko Samui offer island lifestyles, and Chiang Mai suits remote workers. The bedroom split in listings is balanced: 3,863 one-bedroom, 3,498 two-bedroom and 3,916 three-bedroom units.
Costs and checks
- Transfer fee is typically 2% of the registered value, often shared between buyer and seller. Specific business tax (3.3%) may apply if the seller owned for under five years.
- Sinking fund and common fees are charged by the building.
- Title. Ask for the chanote or condo title (Nor Chor 4 Sor), and check unit area against the contract.
- Off-plan risk. Check developer track record and escrow.
Figures change, so verify locally. See the Thailand buying guide, financing and the market analysis.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Frequently asked questions
Can foreigners own an apartment outright in Thailand?
Yes, freehold, within the 49% foreign quota of the building. Land beneath a house is different and cannot be freehold for foreigners.
Do I need to bring money into Thailand?
Yes. The purchase funds must be remitted in foreign currency and documented by a foreign exchange form to register the title.
Is a resale condo safer than off-plan?
Resales are easier to inspect and verify. Off-plan can be cheaper but carries delivery and quality risk, so check the developer's past projects.
Are there rental restrictions?
Short-term lets under 30 days can be restricted by law and building rules. Check before buying for income.
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Property types in Thailand
- Houses for sale(6,089)
- Land for sale(2,110)
- Villas for sale(1,805)
- Commercial Property for sale(1,748)
- Penthouses for sale(149)
Popular cities in Thailand
- Bangkok(7,345)
- Pattaya(3,435)
- Phuket(3,266)
- Hua Hin(1,372)
- Chiang Mai(1,088)
- Thalang(727)
- Surat Thani(630)
- Ko Samui(478)