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Best Real Estate in Bangkok

Places
126
Neighbourhoods
20
Busiest
Silom & Sathorn

126 real estate

Where to find them, by line

Bigger station, more real estate. Tap a stop for that neighbourhood.

BTS Sukhumvit Line

62 real estate

  1. N5Ari & Pradipat4 real estate
  2. N3Victory Monu­ment1 real estate
  3. N2Phaya Thai—
  4. CENSiam—
  5. E1Ratcha­prasong1 real estate
  6. E2Ploen­chit3 real estate
  7. E3Nana15 real estate
  8. E4Asok8 real estate
  9. E5Phrom Phong8 real estate
  10. E6Thonglor3 real estate
  11. E7Ekkamai8 real estate
  12. E8Phra Kha­nong—
  13. E9On Nut6 real estate
  14. E13Bang Na5 real estate

BTS Silom Line

31 real estate

  1. S2Silom & Sathorn22 real estate
  2. S6Riverside9 real estate

MRT Blue Line

21 real estate

  1. China­town4 real estate
  2. Bang Rak3 real estate
  3. Sukhumvit10 real estate
  4. Ratchada4 real estate

Airport Rail Link

2 real estate

  1. Ratchaprarop—
  2. Ramkham­haeng2 real estate

Chao Phraya Express Boat

4 real estate

  1. Khao San4 real estate

Off the rail map

Other Bangkok6

Before you go

Real Estate in Bangkok: what to know

Real estate in Bangkok usually starts with an agent or a property manager who knows the area. This page lists agencies, property managers and developers' sales offices with location and contact details.

Foreigners can rent without restriction. They can buy condo units within the foreign-ownership quota of a building. Since 4 September 2025, landlords with three or more rental units must follow stricter rules, including a cap of three months' rent on deposit plus advance rent. Our condo rental guide explains how renting works, what to check before you sign and the TM30 address report.

Agents cluster where foreign residents live. Silom & Sathorn has the most, followed by Nana and Sukhumvit. Other groups sit at Riverside, Phrom Phong, Ekkamai and Asok. Further east, On Nut and Bang Na serve families and long-stay tenants.

Before you sign a lease:

  • Confirm in writing who pays the agent's commission, before any viewing.
  • Ask to see the owner's title deed and ID, or a power of attorney, before you pay a deposit.
  • Compare the deposit and advance rent with the three-month cap if the landlord has three or more units.
  • Photograph the condition of the unit at move-in and keep the TM30 receipt.
  • Test the commute to your office or school at peak hours.

Renting an office instead? Read the office leasing guide. Families who rent near a school should read the international schools guide first.

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Frequently asked questions

Can foreigners rent a condo in Bangkok?

Yes, without restriction. You will usually need your passport and a visa that covers the lease. Read our condo rental guide for the documents and the checks to make before you sign.

How much deposit do landlords charge in Bangkok?

For landlords with three or more rental units, deposit plus advance rent is capped at three months' rent under rules in force since 4 September 2025. Check the lease against that cap.

Who files the TM30 report?

The landlord or house master files it, within 24 hours of a foreigner moving in. Ask for the receipt and keep it, since it can be useful for visa matters. Ask for the TM30 receipt and keep it with your passport copies. Ask for the TM30 receipt and keep it with your passport copies.

Can a foreigner buy a condo in Thailand?

Foreigners can buy condo units within the foreign-ownership quota of a building. Ask the agent how much of the quota is used. Check the title deed before you pay a deposit. Rules can change, so ask a qualified lawyer to check the contract before you pay. Rules can change, so ask a qualified lawyer to check the contract before you pay.

What should I check before I pay an agent?

Confirm in writing who pays the commission, and see the owner's title deed and ID, or a power of attorney, before any deposit. Keep a copy of every document. Ask the agent to put every promise, including repairs and furniture, in the lease. Ask the agent to put every promise, including repairs and furniture, in the lease.