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New developments in Thailand: property from developers

Compare new developments in Thailand by location, developer, budget and construction stage — from early-launch condos to off-plan villas across Thailand’s cities.

151 properties from ฿1.5M Thailand · new projects 0% buyer commission
For sale New build
from 249 980 000 from $7 599 100

4-Bedroom Townhouse with Private Pool at Banyan Tree Beach Residences Nammu, Phuket

Banyan Tree Beach Residences Nammu

Phuket

Townhouse 793 m² 4 beds 5 baths 150 m to beach Q4 2026
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For sale New build
from 92 905 000 from $2 824 200

4-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool at AYANA Soluna Villas, Phuket

AYANA Soluna Villas

Phuket

Villa 741.3 m² 4 beds 5 baths 9,000 m to beach Q4 2026
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For sale New build
from 73 480 000 from $2 233 700

4-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool at AYANA Soluna Villas, Phuket

AYANA Soluna Villas

Phuket

Villa 691.4 m² 4 beds 4 baths 9,000 m to beach Q4 2026
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For sale New build
from 29 769 000 from $904 900

4-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool at AYANA Soluna Villas, Phuket

AYANA Soluna Villas

Phuket

Villa 406.3 m² 4 beds 5 baths 9,000 m to beach Q4 2026
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For sale New build
from 26 902 000 from $817 800

3-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool at AYANA Soluna Villas, Phuket

AYANA Soluna Villas

Phuket

Villa 351 m² 3 beds 4 baths 9,000 m to beach Q4 2026
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For sale New build
from 45 480 000 from $1 382 500

4-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool at Anchan Mountain Breeze, Phuket

Anchan Mountain Breeze

Phuket

Villa 709 m² 4 beds 5 baths 11,700 m to beach Q4 2026
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For sale New build
from 35 980 000 from $1 093 800

4-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool at Anchan Mountain Breeze, Phuket

Anchan Mountain Breeze

Phuket

Villa 548 m² 4 beds 4 baths 11,700 m to beach Q4 2026
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For sale New build
from 30 880 000 from $938 700

3-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool at Anchan Mountain Breeze, Phuket

Anchan Mountain Breeze

Phuket

Villa 473 m² 3 beds 3 baths 11,700 m to beach Q4 2026
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For sale New build
from 49 380 000 from $1 501 100

4-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool at Anchan Indigo, Phuket

Anchan Indigo

Phuket

Villa 709 m² 4 beds 5 baths 5,800 m to beach Q4 2026
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For sale New build
from 26 980 000 from $820 200

3-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool at Anchan Indigo, Phuket

Anchan Indigo

Phuket

Villa 354 m² 3 beds 3 baths 5,800 m to beach Q4 2026
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For sale New build
from 57 880 000 from $1 759 500

5-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool at Anchan Burgundy, Phuket

Anchan Burgundy

Phuket

Villa 751 m² 5 beds 6 baths 8,000 m to beach Q4 2028
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For sale New build
from 54 980 000 from $1 671 300

4-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool at Anchan Burgundy, Phuket

Anchan Burgundy

Phuket

Villa 709 m² 4 beds 5 baths 8,000 m to beach Q4 2028
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More about buying new developments in Thailand

This page brings together new developments in Thailand — primary-market condos, apartments, villas and houses sold by developers before or during construction. Compare projects by city, budget, completion timeline, payment plan and construction stage at country level.

Among the destinations in the catalog are, for example, Phuket and Pattaya. For format comparison, browse condos in Thailand and villas in Thailand. If a faster deal and ready property matter more, open completed projects.

Before reservation, check the developer, permits, contract, payment schedule, transfer costs and ownership structure. See guides on freehold vs leasehold, documents to review, purchase costs, developer checks and buying remotely.

Off-plan property often offers flexible pricing and staged payments, but construction timelines and contract terms need careful review. Completed property can be inspected in person and used sooner, while layout choice may already be limited. LumiThai helps compare new developments by real numbers — price, location, developer, payment plan and purchase scenario.

For city-focused selections, see new projects in Pattaya and new projects in Phuket.

Where to look for new developments in Thailand

How buying a new development in Thailand works

  1. Choose the project and unit

    Compare location, completion date, layout, view, price and payment terms.

  2. Check the terms before reservation

    Confirm foreign quota, deposit refund rules, payment schedule, transfer costs and maintenance fees.

  3. Reserve the unit

    Lock in the unit, price and deadline to sign the contract. Terms should be clear before you pay.

  4. Review the contract and payment schedule

    Check payment stages, construction timeline, responsibilities and the handover process.

  5. Track construction progress

    Follow the build stage, payments and any changes so you always know what is happening.

  6. Handover and ownership registration

    Inspect the unit, check documents and payments, register ownership and plan ongoing management.

Buying guides for Thailand

Concise guides on buying flow, ownership, taxes, and areas. Good prep saves time at closing.

Frequently asked questions

A new development is primary-market property sold by a developer: a condo, apartment, villa or house under construction, at early launch stage or in a recently completed project. Buyers may still be able to choose layout, floor, view and payment plan while units are available.

Yes, foreigners can buy new developments when the ownership structure fits the property type. Condos may qualify for foreign freehold if quota is available. Villas and houses depend on land title and contract structure, which should be checked before reservation.

Off-plan property often offers more flexible pricing, payment plans and unit choice, but requires developer and contract checks. Completed property can be inspected in person and used sooner, while layout choice and early-stage pricing may be more limited. The better option depends on timing, budget and risk tolerance.

Yes, many purchases go directly through the developer or its official sales office. Before paying a reservation deposit, confirm the latest price list, payment schedule, contract, completion date and refund terms. Independent document and developer checks still matter.

Main risks include construction delays, changed terms, weak developer track record, unclear contracts, extra costs and differences between renders and the finished unit. Review land documents, permits, payment schedule, contract wording and completed projects to reduce risk.

Review completed projects, construction pace, buyer feedback, company records, contract terms and handover quality. Compare several projects by the same developer and ask direct questions about timelines, delay penalties and final payments.

A typical structure includes reservation, first payment, staged payments during construction and a final payment at handover. Before paying, confirm due dates, currency, late-payment penalties, deposit refund terms and which costs are excluded from the headline price.

Beyond the unit price, buyers usually account for transfer taxes and fees, registration costs, maintenance fee, sinking fund, furnishing and utility setup. Total entry cost should be calculated before reservation, not from the advertised price alone.
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