Why Invest in Thailand
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Diversification
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Guaranteed Rental Yields & Capital Appreciation
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Stability of Thai Economy
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Local Support (Including Re-sale)
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Affordable Properties
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Properties from Established Developers
Thai Global Advisor TGA
- As international “B2B-first” real estate agency
- More than 100k agents in Asia and CIS region
- Established relationships with the tier 1 developers (such as Banyan Group, Novotel, or Marrio) and access to deals unavailable to an individual investors
- Property management services (including re-sale)
- As international “B2B-first” real estate agency
- More than 3000 properties, US$1bn+ currently in the pipeline (Phuket only)
Featured Properties
How Do We Work
1. Discovery call
A ‘Discovery call’ to identify investment goals & preferencesa
2. Help
TGA help to identify property based on your investment goals
3. Negotiations
Negotiations with developers on the investor’s behalf
4. Due Diligence
The final due diligence & investment is processed between an investor and a developer
5. Management
Property management services by TGA
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Can foreigners own property in Thailand?
Yes. Foreigners can own condominiums or villas in Thailand. For houses and villas, foreigners can own the structure but not the land, which must be leased.
Q. What are the best areas to invest in real estate in Thailand?
The most profitable area is Phuket. Other areas include Bangkok, Pattaya, Chiang Mai, Koh Samui. These locations offer a mix of urban amenities, tourist appeal, and potential for rental income.
Q. What is the rental market like in Thailand?
Thailand has a strong rental market. Foreigners can rent out their properties themselves or use property management services (such as ours). Phuket, being the most profitable region, can provide up to 12% return on investment.
Q. What additional costs should be considered when buying a property?
Additional costs may include: Common area fees for condominiums, Sinking fund contributions, Property management fees, Utility setup costs, Insurance, Ongoing maintenance expenses. Always factor these costs into your investment calculations.
