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Commercial real estate agents in Chiang Mai
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Commercial Real Estate Agents in Chiang Mai
Foreigners cannot own land in Thailand directly, so most commercial property in Chiang Mai is secured through a registered long lease of up to 30 years, a Thai company that holds the land, or a condominium title where the freehold is available. Which route fits depends on what you are buying and why, and it changes the price and the risk.
A good agent knows zoning, actual foot traffic, and what nearby space really rents for, not just the landlord's asking number. For anything with a long lease attached, confirm it is registered at the Land Department before you commit, because an unregistered lease past three years is not the security it looks like.
Common questions
- Can a foreigner buy commercial property in Thailand?
- Not the land directly. Foreigners typically use a registered lease of up to 30 years, a Thai company that owns the land, or condominium freehold where available. Each has different cost and risk, so take legal advice before committing.
- How long can a foreigner lease commercial property?
- Up to 30 years per registered lease, and leases over three years must be registered at the Land Department to be enforceable for the full term. Renewal clauses are common but not automatically guaranteed.