Completed Property in Thailand: Ready-to-Move Condos, Villas and Houses
Completed units you can inspect before buying: faster deals, no construction wait — for living, rental income and investment.
Dusit Grand Park 2
Jomtien · Pattaya
The Palm Wongamat Beach
Wongamat, Na Kluea · Pattaya
Laguna Beach Resort 3 — The Maldives
Jomtien / Nong Prue · Pattaya
Sands Condominium
Pratumnak, Nong Prue · Pattaya
Seven Seas Condo Resort Jomtien
Jomtien, Nong Prue · Pattaya
Zire Wongamat
Wongamat, Na Kluea · Pattaya
Botanica Modern Loft II
Si Sunthon · Phuket
Siam Oriental Plaza
Pratumnak · Pattaya
Siam Oriental Tropical Garden
Pratumnak · Pattaya
Siam Oriental Star
Pratumnak · Pattaya
Dusit Grand Park 2
Jomtien · Pattaya
The Palm Wongamat Beach
Wongamat, Na Kluea · Pattaya
Laguna Beach Resort 3 — The Maldives
Jomtien / Nong Prue · Pattaya
Sands Condominium
Pratumnak, Nong Prue · Pattaya
Seven Seas Condo Resort Jomtien
Jomtien, Nong Prue · Pattaya
Zire Wongamat
Wongamat, Na Kluea · Pattaya
Botanica Modern Loft II
Si Sunthon · Phuket
Siam Oriental Plaza
Pratumnak · Pattaya
Siam Oriental Tropical Garden
Pratumnak · Pattaya
Siam Oriental Star
Pratumnak · Pattaya
More about buying completed property in Thailand
This page lists completed property in Thailand: condos, apartments, villas and houses that are finished or available for a faster deal. You can inspect before purchase and usually close faster than off-plan. It includes resale homes, finished units and apartments in completed developments — for living, holidays, rental use or a quicker transaction.
For wider format comparison, browse new developments, condos in Thailand, villas in Thailand or beachfront property. For city context, see Phuket real estate and Pattaya real estate.
Before reservation, check ownership structure, documents, outstanding maintenance fees, transfer costs and building rules. Guides on documents to review, purchase costs and freehold vs leasehold help structure due diligence.
With completed property, completion timing is settled: you see layout, view, furniture and building condition upfront. LumiThai helps compare listings by area, budget, condition and use case — for relocation, holidays, rental income or resale.
When completed property is better than off-plan
- You can inspect before you pay
- The deal usually closes faster
- Building, area and infrastructure are visible upfront
- Maintenance costs are easier to estimate
- Works for relocation, seasonal living, rental or personal use
- Completion date is settled — no construction wait
- Layout, view, furniture and finishing are clear immediately
What to check before buying a completed property
- Ownership title and available quota
- Property and seller documents
- No outstanding maintenance debts
- Transfer costs and fees
- Finishing, furniture and appliance condition
- Maintenance fees and sinking fund
- Building and rental rules
- Suitability for living or rental use
Buying guides for Thailand
Concise guides on buying flow, ownership, taxes, and areas. Good prep saves time at closing.
- Buying process What Documents to Check Before Buying Property in Thailand A practical guide to the documents you should review before buying property in Thailand: title deed, seller, foreign quo… 6 min Read
- Buying process What Taxes and Extra Costs Come With Buying Property in Thailand The purchase price is not the full budget you should plan for in Thailand. A property purchase may involve transfer fees… 7 min Read
- Legal and ownership Freehold vs Leasehold in Thailand: What’s Better for a Foreigner? When foreigners buy property in Thailand, they usually run into two ownership formats: freehold and leasehold. These are… 14 min Read
- Buying process How to Buy Property in Thailand Remotely You can buy property in Thailand remotely — it’s a common, workable process. The key is a clear sequence: due diligence,… 6 min Read
- Buying process 7 Mistakes to Avoid When Buying Property in Thailand Buying property in Thailand may seem straightforward at first, but most costly mistakes come from rushing the decision,… 6 min Read