Residential property in Thailand continues to rise in price. Over the past year, prices for
houses and apartments in Thailand increased by 3.08 percent.
In 2019 In 2018, housing in the Kingdom rose in price by 4.88 percent, in 2018 - by 2.76, in 2017 - by 3.55.
Now the country is actively housing construction. According to the Central Bank of Thailand, 86,117 new condominiums were registered in 2020. This is 21.6 percent more than a year earlier.
In Bangkok alone, 57,544 condos were built last year. The indicator increased by 37 percent. Today, a square meter in the capital costs about $3,640. You can
