Thailand’s reputation
as a holiday paradise and friendly, colourful
and cultural country is well deserved. Yet it
is increasingly becoming a popular destination
for those looking to find a new life in sunnier
climes and the property market is buoyant there
at the present.
Thailand is considered to be one of the ‘tiger
economies’ of Asia and has seen over the
last 20 years a rapid growth in its economy and
international investment into the country.
Buying property in Thailand is not entirely
straight forward but many ‘foreigners’
now own property/land here, both for the purpose
of holiday homes with rental potential or as a
wonderful place to live.
Thailand’s climate is tropical with long
hours of sunshine and high humidity all year round.
There is a rainy season from July to October and
the average temperature is in the high 20 degrees
C all year round.
The country is well known for the friendliness
of its people, its history, food and scenic beauty,
as well as offering such excellent value in terms
of the cost of living and price of property.
Thailand is a tolerant country, its main religion
is Buddhism (94% of the population) and this relaxed,
open-minded ethos is apparent to all who visit
or buy a home there.
To date the main areas of interest to foreign
nationals buying property and land in Thailand,
is predominantly either in Bangkok (as a business/investment
base), or in the holiday areas such as Pattaya,
Phuket and the up and coming island of Koh Samui.
We have property available in the above areas
including beachfront land, apartments and even
resorts. We are able to search in other areas
also and can provide much further information
and advice on how to go about purchasing a property
in this fascinating part of the world.
Whilst every care is taken to ensure
that all general information and descriptions of property is correct we
advise all clients to make their own checks and take legal advise when
purchasing property overseas. Information and price guides subject to
change. Please go to our notices section for further information
