Chiang Mai Condos for Sale | Foreign Freehold & Luxury Units

Resort Style Pool Suite Condo for Sale Chiang Mai | Mae Hia 2.39M Baht
For Sale
2,390,000 THB

Resort Style Pool Suite Condo for Sale Chiang Mai | Mae Hia 2.39M Baht

Mae Hia
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Mueang Chiang Mai
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Luxury Condo Living in the city | Chiang Mai Real Estate for sale
For Sale
1,800,000 THB

Luxury Condo Living in the city | Chiang Mai Real Estate for sale

Pa Daet
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Mueang Chiang Mai
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Condos for Sale in Chiang Mai | 1 Bed, 1 Bath | Real Estate Investment
For Sale
2,450,000 THB

Condos for Sale in Chiang Mai | 1 Bed, 1 Bath | Real Estate Investment

Chang Phueak
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Mueang Chiang Mai
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Luxury Nimman Condo for Sale Chiang Mai | 1BR, 31 Sq.mt, 3.1M THB
For Sale
3,100,000 THB

Luxury Nimman Condo for Sale Chiang Mai | 1BR, 31 Sq.mt, 3.1M THB

Suthep
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Mueang Chiang Mai
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Luxury 2-BR Condo For sale Chiang Mai | Nimmanhaemin Road
For Sale
12,500,000 THB

Luxury 2-BR Condo For sale Chiang Mai | Nimmanhaemin Road

Suthep
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Mueang Chiang Mai
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Can a foreigner legally own a condo in Thailand?

Yes, absolutely. Under Thai law, foreigners can own a condominium 100% freehold in their own name, as long as the total foreign ownership in the building does not exceed 49%. This makes condos the easiest and most secure form of property ownership for non-Thais.

What are the best areas to buy a condo in Chiang Mai?

For a vibrant, urban lifestyle, the Nimmanhaemin (Nimman) area is the top choice. For convenience and strong rental returns, the areas along Chang Khlan Road (Night Bazaar) and the Super Highway near major malls are also excellent options.

What is a sinking fund and how much does it cost in Chiang Mai?

A sinking fund is a mandatory, one-time lump-sum payment, separate from your monthly CAM (Common Area Maintenance) fee. It's reserved specifically for major building expenses — elevator replacement, roof repairs, structural work — rather than day-to-day upkeep. In Chiang Mai it typically runs ฿300-600 per square metre of your unit, with newer developments often charging around ฿450-500/sqm. For new-build purchases it's paid at transfer from the developer; if you're buying resale, ask to see the building's current sinking fund balance, since a poorly managed or depleted fund can mean co-owners face a legal top-up assessment later.

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