Useful Real Estate Resources Thailand 2026
Your complete professional guide by Kan Homes — national portals, government resources, home loans for foreigners, major developers, legal support, and detailed regional information across Thailand.
National Property Portals
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- DDproperty.com – Largest database & agent network
- Thailand-Property.com – Expat favourite
- FazWaz.com – Modern interface & virtual tours
- Dot Property – Bilingual developer projects
- Hipflat.com – Price trends & analytics
- LivingInsider.com – Bangkok condos & rentals
- PropertyScout.co.th – Best price guarantee
- Thailand-Real.Estate – Verified nationwide listings
Government & Official Resources
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- Department of Lands – Title deeds, transfers & mortgages
- Land Maps Portal – Interactive title search
- Revenue Department – Taxes & transfer fees
- Board of Investment (BOI) – Investment incentives
Home Loan & Mortgage Providers
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- Bangkok Bank (Bualuang) – More foreigner-friendly
- SCB (Siam Commercial Bank)
- Kasikornbank (KBank)
- UOB Thailand – International loans for expats
- TMBThanachart (ttb)
Major Thai Property Developers
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Regional Real Estate Resources
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Bangkok
Phuket
Pattaya
Koh Samui
Hua Hin
Krabi
Isan (Northeast Thailand)
- Isan Real Estate – Leading specialist
- Udon Thani
- Khon Kaen
- Korat
Chiang Mai & Chiang Rai
Frequently Asked Questions
How can foreigners get a home loan in Thailand? +
It is possible but limited. Most banks require a work permit, stable income (often ≥80,000 THB/month), and 30–50% down payment. UOB Thailand and Bangkok Bank tend to be more accommodating for expats.
What should I check before hiring a Thai builder? +
Verify business license, review recent project references, use a detailed bilingual contract with clear payment milestones, and arrange independent site supervision. A lawyer should always review the contract.
Do I need a lawyer when buying property in Thailand as a foreigner? +
Yes, it is highly recommended. A specialized real estate lawyer helps with due diligence, title checks, contract review, and structuring ownership.
Can foreigners buy land in Thailand? +
Foreigners cannot own land directly. Common options include buying a condo (freehold), leasing land, or setting up a Thai company. Always consult a lawyer.
What types of title deeds should I look for when buying property? +
The safest is Chanote (NS-4) title deed. Always verify the title at the local Land Office and have a lawyer perform due diligence.
How different are Thailand’s regional property markets? +
Bangkok is condo-focused. Phuket, Koh Samui and Krabi emphasize luxury villas. Pattaya, Hua Hin and Rayong offer coastal living. Isan presents emerging opportunities in land and houses. Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai appeal to lifestyle buyers seeking cooler climates.
