Myanmar citizens’ investments in Thailand’s real estate sector have shown remarkable growth, according to recent data. The Real Estate Information Center (REIC) of Thailand reports that during the first six months of 2025, Myanmar nationals’ condominium purchases increased by 119 percent, with 533 units purchased at a total value of 1.3 billion Thai baht. This represents a 30.9 percent increase compared to the previous year’s figures.
In Thailand’s condominium market, a total of 7,167 units were sold during the first half of 2025, with a combined value of 28.71 billion Thai baht. Among foreign buyers, Chinese nationals remained the largest group, while Myanmar citizens maintained their position as the second-largest group of foreign purchasers. However, Chinese purchases saw a significant decline, dropping by 28.8 percent to just 899 units with a total value of 6.11 billion Thai baht.
Among the top 10 nationalities purchasing condominiums in Thailand, China leads the list, followed by Myanmar in second place. The remaining positions are held by Russia with 272 units, Taiwan with 181 units, France with 170 units, the United States with 124 units, the United Kingdom and Germany tied with 108 units each, India with 66 units, and Japan with 38 units. The slowdown in China’s domestic economy has notably impacted Chinese nationals’ condominium purchases in Thailand, resulting in the significant decrease in their investment volume.
