A new real estate boom in Thailand?
About 105,928 units are expected to be launched during the year, with a total value of ฿387 billion, which means a 40% increase in the total value of ready-to-move-in houses compared to 2021, with the number of units likely to increase to 75%.
One of the important points is that the condominiums are being actively put into operation again. Initially, in 2021, the share of new condominiums was only 38.8%, but in 2022, new condominiums are expected to be 59.7% or 31,621 units. This is followed by townhouses – 12,397 units, or 23.4% of the total, and private houses – 5,583 units, or 10.5% of the total.
- The largest group of mansions will be built at a price of ฿5-10 million, and townhouses will be built for ฿2-3 million.
- Housing worth more than ฿20 million, launched in the first half of 2022, consists of detached houses, townhouses and condominiums, a total of 631 units, or only 1% of the total number of offers. But the total cost is ฿42,806 million, or 22% of the total value.
- On average, villas are put up for sale for ฿10 million, detached houses are sold for ฿4 million, townhouses – for ฿3 million, and condominiums are built at an average price of only ฿2 million. In this first year, the average price for apartments in condominiums is ฿3 million, which is lower than in 2021, when the average price was ฿4 million.
Published: August 17, 2022