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Cost-effectiveness of emigrating to Thailand

1) At present, Thai locals have started to invest in buying apartments for investment and rental; At present, the demand and supply of the apartment market are growing continuously.

2) At present, the Thai government is making great efforts to build transportation infrastructure. With the development of economy and the increase of investors, the real estate economy will grow steadily.

3) 10 ASEAN countries will open in the next two years, and Thailand, as the axis country of 10 ASEAN countries, has attracted many investors to invest in Thailand. At present, housing prices in Bangkok are still cheaper than those in other big Asian cities. Living facilities are complete and the degree of internationalization is high.

4) Thailand's housing price appreciation is stable, with an average annual appreciation of 6- 10%. As a big tourist country, the return rate of its hotel apartments is very stable. In Thailand, foreigners can legally hold apartments with permanent property rights, without inheritance tax, which can be passed down from generation to generation. The apartment area in Thailand is calculated according to the usable area, and there is no pool. Let's take a look at the houses in China. The average pool area is about 25%, and buying Thai real estate is equivalent to a 15% discount. Apartments and villas in Thailand are delivered with decoration, and apartment products are mostly finely decorated and fully equipped, which is extremely suitable for foreign investors.

Jones Lang LaSalle, a global real estate investment management and service company, believes that domestic political problems in Thailand have little impact on the Thai real estate market, and house prices will not show a downward trend. Because the domestic political situation has not caused a serious impact on the national economy and the financial strength of real estate developers has not been affected, there is no need to reduce housing prices to promote real estate. At present, it is impossible to predict the long-term impact of domestic political problems on the housing market, and it is necessary to observe domestic political changes.

Absolutely! Rent levels vary from place to place in Thailand, but the rental rates of properties in Bangkok, Pattaya and Hua Hin are very high. In some cases, the estimated rents and returns in big cities range from 5% to more than 10%.

In Bangkok, most of the real estate lots with high price increase space and ideal rental return are within 500 meters of the platform along the Tiantie, followed by the subway and the airport express line. Bangkok is also a metropolis with serious traffic congestion. The convenience of travel directly affects residents and tenants, and also directly affects housing prices.