Did you know?
A foreigner can own a condominium in Thailand!
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For investment or for living,
there are countless benefits to mass transit living
there are countless benefits to mass transit living
Investment
- Higher than average rental yields
- Greater year after year capital appreciation
Living
- Easy access to the vibrancy of city life
- Average distance just 76 meters to the nearest mass transit station
- Café, banking facility and/or 24-hour supermarket onsite
- Providing the ability to live, work and play in one place
Key Fact:
49%
Foreigners can own up to 49% of the total floor area of all units in a condominium according to the Thailand Condominium Act 1991.
Step
1
Select Location
Ananda Development is the leader in mass transit condominiums across Bangkok. With more than 20
projects conveniently located along the mass transit network, and several more still in development, we are
confident to have a location suited to your exact needs.
FULLSCREEN
Step
2
Book and Sign Contract
Once you have decided to purchase an Ananda project we advise that you immediately reserve a unit so as not to disappoint. To complete this process you will need to pay a deposit by:
- Cash, cashier cheque or credit card
- Make an overseas currency funds transfer to the developers account
Select the unit
Sign contract within 14 days
Pay monthly installments
during the buildings construction
during the buildings construction
Inspect the unit with Ananda
Customer Service team for any defects
Customer Service team for any defects
Final payment
Transfer title deed at
the Land Department
the Land Department
Booking Details
- Booking reserves the unit for 14 days
- Contract signing takes place withing 14 days after booking date
- Booking and contract payment mabe by TT transfer
Required Documents
- Copy of passport
- Personal information form (name, address, email, phone, number, etc.)
Step
3
Unit Inspection
An Ananda Customer Service representative will make contact to schedule an appointment for your unit
inspection upon its completion.
In the unlikely event that any defects are found, the Project Management
Controller Team will create a work order to rectify these prior to the transfer of ownership. Once your unit is
ready to be transferred, an Ananda Customer Service representative will advise you of the expenses
involved to complete the process.
Step
4
Final Payment
Detailed below are the purchasing and ongoing costs for any Ananda Project:
- Transfer fee: 2 percent of the purchase price. Typically this cost is split equally between the developer and the buyer.
- Sinking fund: a one-off lump sum is paid to the developer upon transfer for all new condominiums. These funds are used for any major building works when required.
- Common area management fee: the responsibility of the buyer, this cost is usually paid one year in advance.
- Utility meters: in new residential properties the buyer needs to pay for the initial registration of the electricity meter.