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Thailand condo transfers to foreigners fall across key measures
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The Real Estate Information Centre ( REIC ) of Government Housing Bank has released data on transfers of condominium ownership to foreign nationals nationwide in the first quarter of 2026, showing that the overall market continued to face pressure fr
Key facts
- Transfer value stood at THB13.464 billion, down 17.9%, while total usable area was 141,644 square metres, down 13.8%.
- As a result of these factors, ownership transfers to Chinese buyers in the first quarter stood at 906 units, down 38.8% from a year earlier, with a total transfer value of THB3.493 billion, down 42.9%
- Russia remained a standout market, with transfers of 383 units, up 33%, and a total transfer value of THB1.665 billion, up 68.7%.
- India recorded the highest growth rate among the top 10, with 63 transferred units, up 40.0%, and a total value of THB353 million, up 23.9%
- The data showed that in the first three months of 2026, condominium ownership transfers to foreign nationals totalled 3,241 units, down 17.3% from the same period a year earlier.
- Compared with the overall condominium market, the share of purchases by foreign nationals also declined, accounting for 13.6% of all ownership-transfer units and 23.9% of total transfer value.
Summary
Transfers fell across all dimensions, including the number of units, transfer value and usable area.
The data showed that in the first three months of 2026, condominium ownership transfers to foreign nationals totalled 3,241 units, down 17.3% from the same period a year earlier.