Sell your Pattaya property with Pearl
Free listing on pearlpropertythailand.com — international buyers, clear updates, your live link and reference number.
Visible on our website (and portals we use)
WhatsApp / email updates — not only an internal list
EN · DE · FR · ZH · TH marketing for foreign buyers
What we do for sellers
A realistic asking price
We price your unit against comparable listings and recent sales in the same building and area, so it sells instead of sitting online.
Buyers from abroad and in Pattaya
Your property is marketed on our website and the portals we feed, in English, German, French, Chinese and Thai.
Viewings without you
Leave a key with us and we show the property to qualified buyers — ideal if you live abroad.
Foreign quota checked
We confirm with the building's juristic office whether your unit can be registered to a foreign buyer before we market it.
Offer to transfer
We negotiate the offer, coordinate the deposit and the sale contract, and accompany the transfer at the Land Office.
Clear updates
You get your live link, your reference number and regular feedback from viewings by WhatsApp or email.
How it works
Send details and photos (2 minutes)
We review and prepare the listing
You receive the live link + reference number
We market to buyers; you stay informed
List your property
Your listing can appear on our site search, project pages, and selected portals — always with a trackable reference.
Questions owners ask
Does it cost anything to list?
Listing with Pearl is free for owners we represent; commission only on successful sale/rent per agreement.
How fast am I online?
Usually within 48 hours after we have complete details and photos.
Do I get proof it's live?
Yes — we send the public URL and your internal reference number.
Can I sell from abroad?
Yes. Many owners live overseas; we handle viewings and remote updates.
Exclusive agreement?
Only if we both agree later. This form is an inquiry, not an exclusive mandate.
Which documents do I need to sell my condo?
The title deed (chanote), your passport, and from the building's juristic office a debt-free letter, plus the foreign exchange certificate if the unit is in foreign name. Transfer fees and taxes are settled at the Land Office on the transfer day; we explain them before you accept an offer.
What if my unit is Thai quota?
A Thai-quota unit can be sold to a Thai buyer or a Thai company. It can only go to a foreign buyer if the building still has space in its 49% foreign quota — we check this with the juristic office first.