How many properties are for sale in Surin?

Avalisa Estate currently lists 68 public properties in Surin (สุรินทร์): 68 land. 68 are bank-owned (NPA) sales.

How much does land cost per rai in Surin?

The median asking price of land plots of half a rai or more listed on Avalisa Estate in Surin is ฿4.74M per rai (1 rai = 1,600 m²). Prices vary widely by district, road access and title deed type.

Can I buy below market value in Surin?

68 of the listings in Surin are priced below their reference price (official appraisal and comparable listings); the median listing is 35% below its reference. Bank-owned and auction property is sold as-is, so check the title deed, access and occupancy before you commit.

Can foreigners buy property in Surin?

Foreigners cannot own land in Thailand in their own name, but can own a condominium unit within the building's 49% foreign quota, or lease land and houses (registered leases run up to 30 years). See the Avalisa Estate guide for foreign buyers.

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Property deals in Surin (สุรินทร์)

Bank-owned (NPA), court-auction and owner listings in Surin, each compared with its official appraisal price so you can see which ones are actually cheap. Each listing shows its map pin, the original source link and the seller or office contact; Avalisa Estate can also arrange a viewing or help negotiating.

Public listings

฿1.31M

Median asking price

฿4.74M

Median land / rai (plots ≥ ½ rai)

Below reference price

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Buying property in Surin: common questions

How many properties are for sale in Surin?: Avalisa Estate currently lists 68 public properties in Surin (สุรินทร์): 68 land. 68 are bank-owned (NPA) sales.
How much does land cost per rai in Surin?: The median asking price of land plots of half a rai or more listed on Avalisa Estate in Surin is ฿4.74M per rai (1 rai = 1,600 m²). Prices vary widely by district, road access and title deed type.
Can I buy below market value in Surin?: 68 of the listings in Surin are priced below their reference price (official appraisal and comparable listings); the median listing is 35% below its reference. Bank-owned and auction property is sold as-is, so check the title deed, access and occupancy before you commit.
Can foreigners buy property in Surin?: Foreigners cannot own land in Thailand in their own name, but can own a condominium unit within the building's 49% foreign quota, or lease land and houses (registered leases run up to 30 years). See the Avalisa Estate guide for foreign buyers.

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Best current deals in Surin

Buying property in Surin: common questions

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