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The question of where to invest – in seaside property or urban real estate – is crucial for any investor aiming to maximize profits. Both options have their advantages and risks, and the right choice can significantly impact the return on investment. It’s essential to consider multiple factors such as market dynamics, infrastructure development, risk level, and price accessibility. Let's take a closer look at each aspect.
Choosing a high-yield property complex is an important decision that requires thorough evaluation. Promises of guaranteed high returns should always be carefully checked, as the result can depend on many factors. Let's take a closer look at the key aspects to consider for making the right choice.
Choosing real estate for investment on the island of Phuket in Thailand is a crucial decision for any investor. This is particularly relevant given the significant infrastructure investments planned by the provincial authorities. Phuket's potential is far from being exhausted, and its economic growth remains strong, making it an attractive destination for both foreign and local investors.
In recent years, there has been a growing number of attractive real estate offers in Thailand for Russian citizens, particularly in the apartment sector. Most of these properties are condominiums sold with "freehold" status, meaning full ownership of the apartment. Common areas, such as hallways and lobbies, are jointly owned by the residents.
What can investors expect when buying a villa for income generation? Are expectations aligned with reality, and is buying a villa a good way to make money?
The process of purchasing property in Thailand, from selecting a property to registering the transaction, can be organized entirely remotely. We offer 8 key steps that will help you buy property in Thailand from anywhere in the world.
Resort investment properties in Phuket can generate high rental yields for owners, typically ranging from 5% to 9% annually. For investors who are new to the Phuket real estate market, it can be difficult to navigate the various profit-sharing schemes offered by local developers and management companies.
The annual maintenance cost for an apartment located in a Thai resort complex is approximately $1,950, depending on the size of the property, infrastructure of the complex, regional tariffs, and consumption of resources and services.