Showroom & Commercial Space for Sale in Thailand

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1. Confirm the title deed is a full Chanote and check the zoning before committing — some commercial zones restrict future expansion or particular business types.
2. Foreign individuals generally cannot own land directly in Thailand, and foreign-owned companies typically need BOI promotion or majority Thai ownership to acquire land. Building-only ownership or long-term leasehold are common alternatives for showroom and commercial premises. Talk to us about the structure that fits your situation.
3. If buying inside a commercial complex, check outstanding common-area fees, sinking-fund contributions, and any liens or mortgages registered against the unit.
4. Transfer fee, specific business tax or stamp duty, and withholding tax are typically split between buyer and seller by negotiation, so confirm the split before signing.