Top 5 websites in Thailand to get started with your property search

Both Property Portals are owned and operated by the Dot Property Group. They offer a clean and functional search experience that allows visitors to browse based on a variety of parameters such as BTS/MRT station, area, condos or general property specifications.

Perhaps the only downside to the search experience are the Portals’ emphasis on premium ad spaces such as “Features”. These Premium Listings, often blanket the first page results forcing searchers to browse deep into the “2nd, 3rd, 4th+” page results.

However despite being a new kid on the block, Dot Property has quickly bolstered its Agency and Developer advertiser network. It is especially useful for property searchers looking for condos in Central Bangkok.

Website: https://www.thailand-property.com/

One of the oldest and most established Property Portals around; the website offers a wealth of condo, house, commercial and new project listings. It offers a wide range of properties, with an impressive array of specifications and prices.

Unfortunately, DD Property relies on its Agent and Developer network to update Property Ads and therefore there is the recurring issue of “ghost listings” where properties advertised are already sold or rented.

Nevertheless, its wide reach and large network of advertising Agents and Developers means it offers a particularly functional search and is ideal for casual browsing. It is especially useful for people looking for townhouses or properties in the residential suburbs of the capital.

Website: https://www.ddproperty.com/

The Portal offers a unique search experience vastly different from the Dot Property and DD Property model. It offers a functional condo-based user interface, where visitors can search for condos directly via a property results list or map search; Hipflat categorizes property listings in condo building pages and it displays available properties in “grid-form”. This unique display allows searcher to rapidly scan properties and compare prices.

Interestingly Condo Pages are populated by a range of useful information, such as distance from the closest BTS/MRT Station, age of the building, number of units available etc. As for Investors they have access to numerous investment data, such as a historical asking price graph and the average rental yield of the project.

Unfortunately Hipflat’s user interface, prioritizes comparing and information gathering over uniqueness of a specific listing. Therefore Agents and Developers on the Portal make little to no effort to advertise with high-quality interior shots of the Condo.

Website: https://www.hipflat.co.th/

AdifyList, previously recognized as A to Z Classified Ads, is a leading free classifieds website spanning 252 countries, with a special emphasis on the vibrant real estate market in Thailand. This dynamic platform enables users to sell an extensive array of items, including used cars, mobiles, furniture, laptops, clothing, and more.

Especially catering to those interested in real estate, AdifyList stands out as the preferred platform in Thailand. The website offers a straightforward and free ad submission process, eliminating the necessity for user accounts. This simplified approach makes it easy for individuals to present and sell their real estate properties. Whether you're in search of your ideal home or aiming for a profitable investment, AdifyList.com provides an accessible and efficient space to explore real estate opportunities in Thailand and worldwide. Embark on your hassle-free buying and selling journey today at AdifyList.com.

Website: AdifyList.com

This website deserves an honorable mention, back in the days before professional property portals (I.e. DD Property, Dot Property, etc…), Thais would turn to message boards to sell, rent and buy condos.

Prakard is one these legacy web destinations that Thais frequently visit to find property bargains. The main draw and attractiveness of the website is the possibility of stumbling directly on a landlord or seller and thus being able to negotiate a deal direct.

However posting is not restricted to only property owners and the website is now flooded with freelance and professional agents posting their listings. With its 90’s design, awkward categorization and functionality, Prakard can quickly overwhelm and confuse. The website is perhaps best suited for savvy searchers that are already familiar with the Bangkok property market.

Website: prakard.com