PropertySights

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Reach thousands of qualified buyers and renters through Bangkok's most trusted platform. We handle the marketing, viewings, and paperwork — you just approve the deal.

  • 4.8 Google Rating · 120 reviews
  • Serving Bangkok Since 2012
  • TREBA-Registered Agency

Why list with PropertySights?

Free listing — no upfront fees

Maximum exposure across our full network

TREBA-registered agents handle all viewings

Professional photos and listing preparation

Multilingual marketing for international buyers

Regular updates and transparent reporting

How it works for owners

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Submit your details

Fill in the contact form with your property information. Takes 2 minutes.

2

We prepare the listing

Our team arranges professional photos and writes a compelling listing description.

3

We market and manage viewings

Your property is promoted to thousands of active buyers and renters. We handle all viewings at your convenience.

4

You approve the deal

We present you with qualified offers. You decide — no pressure, no obligation.

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Abraham Erick Rubin

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Owner & landlord FAQ

How long does it take to find a renter for a property in Bangkok?
It typically takes 1 to 3 months to find a renter for a property in Bangkok. The timeline depends on the unit's interior decor, view and floorplan, the rent versus comparable properties, the state of the economy, the age of the building, the location, and your marketing efforts. Competitive pricing and professional photos shorten the wait.Read more
What happens if the lessee doesn't pay their rent?
If the lessee does not pay, the rules in the lease agreement apply. There is usually a short grace period, then daily late fees for a week or two, after which the lessor can evict. Under the 2019 Lease Control Law, a landlord can bar a non-paying tenant from the property and may collect up to 3 months' rent as a deposit, confiscated if the tenant breaches the lease.Read more
What information should a lease agreement contain in Thailand?
A Thai lease agreement should state the lease term, the names of everyone living at the property, the property address and owner, the security deposit amount and conditions, the rent amount, due date and late-fee policy, who is responsible for repairs, photos of furnishings with replacement prices, and rules on pets, parking and subletting.Read more
Is short-term renting legal in Thailand?
Short-term renting is restricted. Rentals under 30 days are illegal unless the property is licensed as a hotel under the 2004 Hotel Act, and the 2008 Condominium Act bars commercial activity in residential units. A 2018 Hua Hin court ruling fined hosts for Airbnb-style lets. Long-term leases of a year or more are the safe, standard option for landlords.Read more
Is it better to hire an agency to rent out a property in Thailand?
Hiring a TREBA-licensed agency saves landlords time and often money, handling marketing, tenant screening, lease signing and check-in or check-out. Bangkok agencies charge commission by lease length: about 2 months' rent for a 3-year lease, 1.5 for 2 years, 1 month for a 1-year lease and 0.5 for 6 months. Overseas owners especially benefit from professional management.Read more
How long does it take to sell property in Thailand?
The time depends on pricing, location, market demand, and property condition. Well-priced and well-located properties sell faster, while overpriced or poorly maintained ones take longer to attract serious buyers.Read more

Guides for owners

ผู้ซื้อคอนโดตรวจเอกสารทะเบียนบ้านและสัญญาก่อนย้ายชื่อเข้าทะเบียนบ้านคอนโดBuying Property in Bangkok
Aug 31, 2026

Does a Bangkok Condo Come With a Tabien Baan — and Must You Move Into It?

Every condo unit already has its own house-registration book, and you receive it at transfer. Moving your name into it is optional and does not affect ownership — but one year of registration switches the tax you pay on sale from 3.3% to 0.5%.

เจ้าของคอนโดคำนวณยอดไถ่ถอนจำนองและค่าใช้จ่ายก่อนขายคอนโดที่ยังผ่อนไม่หมดBuying Property in Bangkok
Aug 31, 2026

Selling a Bangkok Condo That Still Has a Mortgage on It

You do not have to clear the loan before you sell. The mortgage is redeemed out of the buyer’s payment at the Land Office on transfer day, and the balance goes to you. The number that decides everything is the bank’s payoff figure — and if the sale price falls short of it, the seller makes up the difference in cash.

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Aug 26, 2026

Buying a Condo in Bangkok: Prices, Process & Hidden Costs

How to buy a condo in Bangkok: price per square metre by district, the 49% foreign quota, the transfer process, and the hidden costs to budget for.

Luxury Condo Bangkok: Market, Rules & Nominee Crackdown. A close-up of a man signing a document, showcasing a wedding ring and pen. — PropertySightsBuying Property in Bangkok
Aug 16, 2026

Luxury Condo Bangkok: Market, Rules & Nominee Crackdown

The luxury condo Bangkok market faces upheaval from Thailand’s nominee-law crackdown while global networks expand foreign reach. Foreign buyers can own freehold—here’s how.

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