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Market: Thailand
Apartments, villas, and long-term rental opportunities — from Bangkok to the coastal regions.
Thailand is a well-known international property market with a wide range of options — from urban apartments in Bangkok to villas on the coast. Foreign buyers face specific legal frameworks, for example for condominium units and land ownership. I help you find your way around the market; this does not replace a case-by-case legal review.
Modern apartments in urban locations like Bangkok.
Standalone villas in coastal and resort regions such as Phuket.
Long-term renting as an alternative or complement to buying.
On-the-ground management and upkeep handled by local partners.
Selected short-term rental opportunities where legally and practically possible for the property.
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My project partners
Selected projects I work with directly.
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Apartments, villas and other properties in Phuket and other regions of Thailand. I currently offer the Saint Tropez project in Naithon — apartments available as freehold, also for foreigners.
Current project
An apartment project under construction that I currently offer — presented by Kvaris, a real estate company in Phuket. Other Kvaris apartments are also possible as freehold.
View the project at Kvaris (opens in a new tab)Developer payment plan: interest-free instalments until Q4 2028, spread over two years.
Information from the developer/Kvaris, as of 2026, without guarantee. I share prices and availability personally; renderings and images of the project are on Kvaris.
Forms of ownership
Depending on the country and project there are different forms of ownership. I show you which one is actually possible for a specific project.
You own the property without a time limit. In Thailand this is possible for foreigners for condominium units as long as the project's foreign quota (at most 49 % of the total area) is not used up. In Bali, freehold depends on the project and the legal structure.
You acquire the long-term right to use the land and the villa for a fixed term, for example 25 years plus an extension option. In Bali this is the common and legally clean form for foreign buyers; in Thailand leasehold is mainly used for villas (up to 30 years).
General information (as of 2026), not legal advice. What applies to your project is set out in the contract — always have it reviewed by an independent notary or lawyer.
Typical guide values (as of 2026), depending on the project. Who pays which costs is set out in the purchase contract.
What can renting bring? Run the numbers with your own assumptions.
How working together looks
Five steps, fully transparent and without obligation — you decide at every stage whether to continue.
You tell me which market, budget and timeframe matter to you.
We clarify your goals — personal use, investment or rental — and I answer your questions however suits you: by email, WhatsApp, phone or video.
You receive suitable options from my network, matched to your criteria.
Details, local partners, and next steps are explained transparently, with no time pressure.
If you decide to proceed, the transaction is handled together with the relevant local partners on the ground.
Personal guidance
Four short steps — no obligation, no sales pressure.
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