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Condominiums and apartments in freehold or leasehold, with prices in THB and indicative conversions into USD and RUB on the date of the shortlist.

Thai Property Guide helps you buy an apartment, house or villa in Thailand: compare locations, understand prices in THB, USD and RUB, review freehold and leasehold terms, and move through the transaction with clear guidance.
Enter your phone number and brief: apartment, house or villa; Pattaya or Phuket; preferred currency; and whether the purchase is for living, holidays or investment.
The guide covers property purchases in Thailand as well as practical questions about living, long-term residence, citizenship and local rules.
ApartmentsCondominiums and apartments in freehold or leasehold, with prices in THB and indicative conversions into USD and RUB on the date of the shortlist.
Houses & VillasVillas in Phuket, Koh Samui and other resort areas, with checks of land title, leasehold agreements and the management company.
PattayaSeaside condos for rental, seasonal stays and buyers seeking a lower entry price.
Phuket is often chosen for premium holidays and villas, Pattaya for more accessible apartments, Bangkok for urban liquidity, and Koh Samui for lifestyle property.
Each shortlist compares the location, ownership structure, payment schedule, running costs, rental potential and likely resale liquidity.
A search for property in Thailand should begin with the way the home will be used. A full-time residence needs reliable daily routes, practical services and a neighbourhood that works outside holiday hours. A second home calls for easy maintenance, security and a clear plan for periods when it is vacant. A purchase considered for rental requires a separate review of the building or estate rules, management arrangement, recurring costs and local competition. A Pattaya condo, a Phuket apartment and a Samui villa may look comparable online while serving very different routines.
Condominiums can simplify common-area maintenance and building services, but the buyer still needs to review the project, the specific unit, the proposed ownership structure, the foreign ownership quota where relevant, the contract and the ongoing fees. A house or villa adds land and title questions, access, utilities, drainage, maintenance and management. Labels such as freehold and leasehold are a starting point rather than a conclusion: their meaning depends on the parties, documents, registration, duration and restrictions applying to the selected property.
Phuket is often considered for resort living, villas and projects across distinct coastal areas. Travel time, terrain, seasonal traffic and access to everyday services can matter more than straight-line distance to a beach. Pattaya offers a more urban pattern and a broad condo market across Jomtien, Pratumnak, Wongamat and Na Jomtien. Bangkok and Samui require different lifestyle and logistics assumptions again. We compare locations using the same matrix, then verify the current legal and commercial terms for a short list.
Share a budget range, preferred location, household needs, use case and timing to turn a broad Thailand real estate search into a comparable short list. For the ownership and unit checklist, continue to apartments and condos in Thailand.

Tell us your budget, preferred location and purchase objective. We will prepare options for living, holidays or investment and provide indicative prices in THB, USD and RUB.