Condos for Sale in Thailand: Prices, Areas and Foreign Freehold

Compare condos and apartments in Thailand by location, budget, ownership structure and foreign buyer conditions.

200 properties from ฿1.39M Thailand · apartments 0% buyer commission
For sale New build
from 5 180 000 from $153 600

2-Bedroom Condo at Love It Wongamat Beach Pattaya

Love It Wongamat Beach Pattaya

Pattaya

Condo 52–65 m² 2 beds 2 baths Floors 1–8 500 m to beach Q3 2030
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For sale New build
from 3 552 000 from $105 300

1-Bedroom Condo at Love It Wongamat Beach Pattaya

Love It Wongamat Beach Pattaya

Pattaya

Condo 35.72–41 m² 1 bed 1 bath Floors 1–8 500 m to beach Q3 2030
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For sale New build
from 2 580 000 from $76 500

Studio at Love It Wongamat Beach Pattaya

Love It Wongamat Beach Pattaya

Pattaya

Condo 26–27 m² Studio 1 bath Floors 1–8 500 m to beach Q3 2030
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For sale New build
from 3 780 000 from $112 100

2-Bedroom Condo at The Indeed Condo Pattaya, Jomtien

The Indeed Condo Pattaya

Jomtien · Pattaya

Condo 57.8 m² 2 beds 1 bath Floors 2–8 1,200 m to beach Q4 2026
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For sale New build
from 2 300 000 from $68 200

1-Bedroom Condo at The Indeed Condo Pattaya, Jomtien

The Indeed Condo Pattaya

Jomtien · Pattaya

Condo 33 m² 1 bed 1 bath Floors 2–8 1,200 m to beach Q4 2026
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For sale New build
from 2 300 000 from $68 200

Studio at The Indeed Condo Pattaya, Jomtien

The Indeed Condo Pattaya

Jomtien · Pattaya

Condo 26 m² Studio 1 bath Floors 1–8 1,200 m to beach Q4 2026
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For sale New build
from 27 238 000 from $807 600

3-Bedroom Condo with Private Pool at Citygate De Phuket, Kamala

Citygate De Phuket

Kamala · Phuket

Condo 177–191 m² 3 beds 4 baths Floors 1–2 900 m to beach Q2 2028
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For sale New build
from 12 008 500 from $356 000

3-Bedroom Condo at Citygate De Phuket, Kamala

Citygate De Phuket

Kamala · Phuket

Condo 81–125 m² 3 beds 3 baths Floors 1–6 900 m to beach Q2 2028
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For sale New build
from 9 880 000 from $292 900

2-Bedroom Condo at Citygate De Phuket, Kamala

Citygate De Phuket

Kamala · Phuket

Condo 72 m² 2 beds 2 baths Floors 1–6 900 m to beach Q2 2028
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For sale New build
from 6 190 000 from $183 500

1-Bedroom Condo at Citygate De Phuket, Kamala

Citygate De Phuket

Kamala · Phuket

Condo 46 m² 1 bed 1 bath Floors 1–6 900 m to beach Q2 2028
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For sale New build
from 3 824 000 from $113 400

2-Bedroom Condo at Dcondo Vite Pattaya by Sansiri

Dcondo Vite Pattaya by Sansiri

Pattaya

Condo 42.75–43.75 m² 2 beds 1 bath Floors 1–8 850 m to beach Q4 2027
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For sale New build
from 2 300 000 from $68 200

1-Bedroom Condo at Dcondo Vite Pattaya by Sansiri

Dcondo Vite Pattaya by Sansiri

Pattaya

Condo 23.5–27 m² 1 bed 1 bath Floors 1–8 850 m to beach Q4 2027
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More about buying condos in Thailand

This page is a Thailand-level condo catalog for buyers comparing locations, prices, ownership options and buying conditions. Use it to review condos and apartments across the country for living, holidays, rental use or long-term ownership.

The current catalog focus is Phuket and Pattaya, where inventory and dedicated collections are already available: condos in Phuket and condos in Pattaya. For wider city context, browse Phuket real estate and Pattaya real estate. Other destinations such as Bangkok, Samui or Hua Hin may be useful for comparison, but listings there are still more limited in this catalog.

Condos are often attractive to foreign buyers because a unit can be registered under foreign freehold when the foreign quota is still available. If quota is full, the available ownership structure must be confirmed for that specific unit. See guides on freehold vs leasehold and buying remotely.

Before reservation, check title, foreign quota, contract terms, payment schedule, transfer costs, maintenance fee and sinking fund. Guides on documents to review and purchase costs help structure due diligence before you shortlist units.

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Frequently asked questions

Condo prices in Thailand depend on the city, area, size, distance to the beach, building age, view, floor, facilities and construction stage. Resort markets such as Phuket and Pattaya can vary widely even for similar unit sizes. Buyers should compare not only the headline price, but also maintenance fees, sinking fund, payment schedule and transfer costs.

Yes, foreigners can buy condominium units in Thailand when foreign freehold quota is still available for the specific unit. Quota availability, ownership structure and contract terms should be checked on a case-by-case basis before paying a reservation deposit.

The foreign freehold quota is the share of saleable residential area in a condominium building that can be registered in foreign condominium ownership. The foreign quota is usually capped at 49% of the saleable area in a condominium building. If the quota is full, buyers may be offered another ownership structure and should verify this before committing.

Foreign buyers can own a condominium unit in their own name through foreign freehold when quota is available. If quota is not available, another ownership format may apply and should be reviewed in the contract and title documents for that specific unit.

The best area depends on budget, lifestyle and buying goal. Phuket is often chosen for resort living, beaches and rental demand. Pattaya usually offers a lower entry budget and many condo projects. Bangkok suits buyers focused on city living and rental demand near business districts and transit. Samui and Hua Hin can work for a quieter lifestyle, but inventory is more selective and liquidity should be checked carefully.

A condo can work as an investment if the location, building quality, price, management and rental strategy are chosen carefully. Returns should be calculated conservatively, including seasonality, vacancy, maintenance, management fees, repairs and resale conditions. There are no guaranteed returns and each project should be assessed individually.

Beyond the purchase price, buyers should budget for transfer costs, taxes and fees, maintenance charges, sinking fund contributions, legal due diligence, document translation, instalment payments where applicable and furnishing if the unit is sold unfurnished. The exact list depends on the transaction and should be confirmed in the contract.

Before buying, check title documents, seller or developer credentials, foreign quota status, ownership structure, reservation contract, payment schedule, transfer costs, building rules, maintenance fees, sinking fund and any rental restrictions. For off-plan projects, also review completion timeline, permits and developer track record for that specific project.
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