Is Pattaya Thailand's Next Real Estate Boom?
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- čas přidán 15. 07. 2024
- Looking at data and trends that point to Pattaya being the next real estate boom in Thailand.
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00:00 Chonburi total property transaction data in 2023
01:06 Regional sales trends 2017 - 2023
03:22 Condo transactions by foreigners 2018 - 2023
03:59 Average rental returns of Pattaya apartments
05:19 Chonburi tourism popularity
06:20 List of upcoming major hotel & real estate projects in Pattaya
07:25 Next gen economy of the Eastern Economic Corridor
08:19 Upcoming major infrastructure projects in the region
09:21 Thailand offers long term resident visa to high value property buyers
10:54 Requirements for people UNDER 50 years old
12:09 Requirements for people 50 years and OVER
13:29 I recently covered 2 luxury condo projects in Pattaya
14:33 Affordable condo opportunity in Pattaya
14:42 Jomtien neighborhood overview
15:54 Unit types
16:29 Prices
17:06 Facilities overview
17:55 38.6sqm 1 bedroom
18:47 70.5sqm 2 bedroom
19:26 77.8sqm 1 bedroom with private pool
20:25 110sqm 2 bedroom with private pool
Thailand is smart. They attract wealthy and educated individuals into the country. The future looks bright.
People bad mouth Pattaya but it’s more than “Walking Street” and soi 6. I lived in north Pattaya for 16 years, renting three different condos along Wongamat Beach and north Pattaya Bay ( my work was 20 minutes away). The resort city is definitely cheaper than living in Phuket and no tuk tuk mafia in Pattaya, (10 baht songthaew to get around). -And it is less than a 90 minute drive to Bangkok.
The short time tourist only visits the seedy part of Pattaya but once you live there you get to know the other side of Pattaya with isolated beaches nearby, great international cuisine, modern fitness centers, roof top bars,grocery stores catering to Western tastes and the three modern malls. And there is a Pattaya Expat club which meets weekly with interesting guest speakers. True, the beaches are not as nice as Phuket, but you do have beautiful sunsets and a nice beach promenade to walk or jog on. People also do not realize there is more than tourists in Pattaya. There is a large number of expats ,( including families), living in the Pattaya & Sriracha area ( Japanese, South Korean, Chinese, Americans, Europeans, Australians…even Brazilians ) working at the Eastern Seaboard Industrial Complex nearby that has over 300 international companies, (Ford, Masada, Toyota, Kelloggs, BAST, DOWA, Great Wall automobiles, Bendix, Gulf, Stanley, LG,Isuzu,BOSH to name a few industries there). There are over four decent international schools in Chonburi and Rayong provinces that cater to these international families. There are also plenty of activities for children to participate in such as private ballet lessons, art classes, and the famous Planet Football weekend activities. If you do not want to live in a condo, there are plenty of housing “villages” outside the busy resort town. …And let’s not forget that Pattaya is an easy 40 minute drive to Suvarnabhumi Airport.
Thank you for sharing! Absolutely. Every time I go to Pattaya I'm always impressed by all the excitement that is going on. Sure Walking Street is one aspect of it but there are great activities for everyone.
The only real thing(s) holding Thailand back is the inconsistency when it comes to their Visa policy .. As well as them always changing things up when it’s not convenient on a whim .. Other than that Thailand is GREAT!!
USA is way inconsistent though. Some need 28 years to get visa processed but crossing the border in a split second is allowed even if against the "policy".
Btw, that is a marvelous thumbnail. Wow!
Thumbs up 👍 Jett
Phuket is still my favorite 🤩 as I’m a beach guy and Phuket and the surrounding islands are beautiful
Phuket is near tsunami tectonic plates though that is why Greater Pattaya area is the place for beach guys...safe from tsunamis.
Thank you, just got one in North Pattaya, maybe Jomtien next!
I have one in North Pattaya too. But that's it. No mas dineros.
Thank you. Love all your content. Would you suggest buying Phuket or Pattaya? I want to learn to surf and have a dog that needs a lot of exercise so green spaces are also important, but I also like a variety of restaurants , nightlife, bars. Big decision.
Gosh that's tough, as I've only briefly visited and never lived in either. Both have what you're looking for in their own ways. I think the best thing is to spend a decent amount of in both cities and see where you yearn for the most.
@@JettGunther Thank you so much. You are right, I need to plan a trip!
If you're going to buy real estate in Thailand, the safest bet is Phuket: limited supply because it's an island, has high purchasing power, high tourist, and high expats.