10,848 condos for Sale in Pattaya, Thailand • Page 1 of 543
Pattaya is Thailand's largest resale condo market outside Bangkok — from ฿1.3M studios in Jomtien to beachfront penthouses on Wong Amat. Foreigners can own condos freehold within a building's 49% foreign quota, which we verify on every unit before viewing. Use the filters to narrow by area, price, bedrooms and sea view.
Condo market in Pattaya — computed from 10,848 active listings (as of 2026-10-26). Full market report.
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This page shows the whole Pattaya condo market on one map — Jomtien, Pratumnak Hill, Central Pattaya, Naklua/Wong Amat, Na Jomtien and Bang Saray. It is Thailand's largest resale condo market outside Bangkok, which means genuine choice at every budget and real negotiating room on resale units.
The buyer mix is what keeps this market liquid: European and Russian winter residents, Bangkok Thais buying weekend bases two hours down the motorway, Chinese and Indian investors chasing rental yield, and a growing group of remote workers who treat Pattaya as a cheaper, beachside Bangkok. Each group wants different stock, so no single segment carries the market — studios let when sea-view family units sit, and the reverse. For a buyer that diversity means two practical things: almost any budget has a real choice of buildings, and almost any well-bought unit has a real pool of future buyers when it is time to sell.
Pattaya condo pricing is driven by area, building age and — above all — a confirmed sea view. As a rule of thumb the premium beachfront strips (Wong Amat, front-line Jomtien and Central Pattaya) carry the highest prices per square metre, while the sois behind the beach and the inland corridors offer the same beach in ten minutes at a fraction of the price.
| Type | Indicative price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Studio | ฿1.3M – ฿6M | View Talay-era resale blocks up to new off-plan towers |
| 1-bedroom | ฿1.5M – ฿15M | Older resale units to large beachfront sea-view suites — the rental sweet spot |
| 2-bedroom+ | ฿2.8M – ฿40M+ | Resale family units inland to beachfront penthouses |
Each area is its own market with its own buyer profile. Compare the main condo areas side by side, or drill into the one that fits:
Pattaya's biggest condo market and the best beachfront value — a 6 km strip with real choice from ฿1.3M studios to ฿20M+ sea-view units.
The leafy, low-density cape between the city and Jomtien — quiet prestige with Cosy Beach below; sea-view units hold value well.
The premium beachfront in the north — flagship towers like Northpoint and The Palm at the city's highest prices per square metre.
The whole city on foot — Beach Road, Central Festival and nightlife, driving Pattaya's strongest rental demand.
Foreigners can own a condo freehold in their own name within a building's 49% foreign quota — the most secure form of property ownership available to non-Thais in Thailand. When a building's quota is full, a registered 30-year leasehold is the usual alternative. We verify the quota status of every unit before you view, so there are no surprises at the Land Office.
New to the process? Read buying a condo in Pattaya in 2026 — prices, quota rules & closing safely and the complete guide to buying property in Pattaya as a foreigner.
Buying a condo is a short, well-trodden process. A resale purchase usually completes within a few weeks; an off-plan unit is reserved now, paid in stages through the developer's payment plan and transferred at completion.
| Transfer fee | 2% of the appraised value | Based on the Land Office's own valuation, usually below the price. Commonly split 50/50 between buyer and seller. |
|---|---|---|
| Specific business tax or stamp duty | 3.3% or 0.5% | 3.3% if the seller has owned the unit for less than five years, otherwise 0.5% stamp duty. Normally the seller's cost. |
| Withholding tax | Seller's income tax | Deducted at the transfer and normally paid by the seller. |
| Sinking fund | One-off, per m² | A one-time contribution to the building's reserve fund, charged mainly on new buildings. |
| Common area fee | Monthly, per m² | The building's maintenance fee — new buildings often collect the first year in advance at transfer. |
Who pays what is negotiable and always written into the sale contract — we give you the exact figures for a unit before you reserve. General information, not legal or tax advice.
The median asking price for a condo in Pattaya is ฿4,930,000, based on 10848 active sale listings at a median of ฿140,064 per m². Prices vary widely by building, floor and view — studios start well below the median while high-floor beachfront units run far above it.
The median asking price for condos in Pattaya is ฿140,064 per m² across 10848 current listings. Among listings with a stated floor area, off-plan units (6,864) ask a median ฿151,067 per m²; completed buildings (1,521) ฿121,994 per m². Newer beachfront and sea-view buildings command a premium; older inland blocks sit below it.
Based on current asking rents and prices, condos in Pattaya show an indicative gross rental yield of about 6.1%. Actual returns depend on the building's rental demand, furnishing and whether you let short- or long-term.
Yes. Foreigners can own a condominium unit outright (freehold) in their own name, as long as the building still has foreign quota available — Thai law caps foreign ownership at 49% of a condo building's total floor area. Pearl Property verifies the remaining foreign quota on every unit before you view or reserve it. Land cannot be owned: the land under a villa or house is held via a registered Sap Ing Sith real right or a registered lease, each for up to 30 years.
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