How much is the house in Thailand?

The average price of Bangkok, Phuket, Hua Hin and Krabi in Thailand is about 20,000-30,000, while that of Pattaya and Chiang Mai is about1-20,000. Houses in Thailand are worth holding for a long time. Domestic self-occupied houses have 70 years of property rights, while commercial houses have only 50 years of property rights. It is relatively rare in Thailand and basically belongs to permanent property rights, which is an advantage in property rights.

Most houses in Thailand, especially in Bangkok, have a basically stable rental return rate of 6-8%. Of course, Phuket also has a higher rental return rate, about 10%. This also means that the real estate itself is in a healthy market environment in Thailand, indicating that it has value preservation, is relatively stable and reliable, and the risk allocation of assets is relatively low.

In addition, the houses in Thailand are all finely decorated and can be moved in or rented out. The houses are calculated according to the actual use area, and there is no pool area, so there is more practical space.