Thailand’s Property Market in 2025: A Growing Haven for Foreign Buyers
In a strategic move to attract more foreign capital, the Thai government is introducing pivotal real estate reforms, such as Increased Condominium Ownership Quota. This is a proposal in place to raise the foreign ownership quota in condominiums from 49% to 75%. While foreign voting rights in building management remain capped at 49%, this change significantly boosts accessibility. Also, foreigners may soon be able to lease land for up to 99 years (up from the current 30 years), offering long-term security for those building houses or operating businesses.
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In a strategic move to attract more foreign capital, the Thai government is introducing pivotal real estate reforms, such as Increased Condominium Ownership Quota. This is a proposal in place to raise the foreign ownership quota in condominiums from 49% to 75%. While foreign voting rights in building management remain capped at 49%, this change significantly boosts accessibility. Also, foreigners may soon be able to lease land for up to 99 years (up from the current 30 years), offering long-term security for those building houses or operating businesses.