A concise record of selected Town & Country Property awards, recognition and development milestones since 2003, with a link to our full 23-year story.
Forget what you've heard at beach bars and karaoke joints. Pattaya's so-called 'Dark Side' isn't a rebel enclave or a Netflix backdrop. It's East Pattaya. And it happens to be the most practical, peaceful and livable part of town.
Two decades of running this agency has shown plenty of trends come and go. Branded residences are not one of the passing ones. They're reshaping what buyers expect from a luxury home, and Pattaya should be paying close attention.
From cinematic property video to AI-assisted search, Town & Country Property explains how real estate marketing has changed, and why local judgement still matters.
I am probably not the right person to write a technical guide about Thai visas. I have lived and worked in Thailand for nearly 30 years and, for most of that time, I have simply used a professional service provider to take care of my visa and work permit. They know what they are doing, I pay the bill, and I get on with my life.
People have been talking about Thailand's high-speed railway linking Don Mueang, Suvarnabhumi and U-Tapao for so long that I understand why some have become sceptical.
Every condo brochure shows you the infinity pool and the gym with the sea view. What it doesn't always spell out clearly is who pays to keep them running — and that's where common area management fees, or CAM fees, come in. If you're buying in Pattaya, understanding these charges before you sign is just as important as understanding the purchase price itself.
New build or established resale — it's one of the first forks in the road for anyone buying a condo here. Both paths can lead to a great outcome in Pattaya real estate, but they suit different budgets, timelines and temperaments. Here's how they actually compare.
The numbers coming out of Thailand's Department of Business Development make the case better than any brochure could: foreign investment hit ฿100.062 billion (around US$3 billion) in the first eight months of 2024 alone — a 52% jump on the same period the year before. That's not a modest uptick. It's a clear signal of where confidence is heading.
Relocating to Pattaya means you won’t feel lonely. Not only will the friendly locals welcome you with open arms, but you’ll also meet fellow expats from all over the world. The expat community here c...
The anxiety. The stress. The misconceptions. Who wouldn’t want to be a real estate agent? Great life. Easy job. Big money. Nice cars. No licence required to operate a property agency in Thailand — ho...
“Too good to be true” deals are easy to spot — at least when it’s an email telling you you’ve inherited USD $30 million from an uncle you never knew in Burkina Faso. In pattaya real estate, great d...