All three too pricey for how far out of town they are. I'm 15 minutes from town and the airport in a very green gated village rent is lot less than this for comparable houses.
I think they are priced a little high. Very nice, new and clean but just something is off about the space and such. First house would be great if it was the only house. Two big homes squeezed in like that is aweful. 450 a month usd would be reasonable for the first place.
That house would cost at least about 300,000 USD if I had to guess. The price of the homes in Thailand vs the rent prices don't make sense to me and certainly don't follow the general rent to mortgage ratio is in the US. Any ideas why?
You can build a beautifully 1 story house for i think $ 15,,,to 20 thousend its wery cheep this area is more expensive because of the expats can pay its not cheep for the loacals
Great Video Tony and nice meeting you and your lovely wife at the first house. I actually rented it the day after we met there. When Alice mentioned the 2nd house on property I wasn’t too sure at first, but it turns out it’s the owners house, she lives in Australia and spends 4 to 5 days a year there. So it’s basically empty all the time with the exception of her daughter who stops by a few days a week to look after it and is as nice as nice can be.
🤫shhhh don’t give them any ideas😂seriously though, when you’re local you see values for years. For THEIR rentals, prices going up exponentially and way more than average and difficult to come up with rent. ‘Rona left everyone in the red struggling, as well as the US. Hawaii has always been high priced. So much so, so many have been forced to come to the mainland. Don’t know how blessed you are and if you own but you’re in Hawaii 💐🙏🏻❤️
Apples to Oranges comparison. You wouldn't compare prime Paris/Singapore real estate with out of town, rural Alabama real estate. Chiang mai is no economic hot bed with no high-paying jobs and this is far out of town with little land.
Gosh, you'd almost think it was an island and that land is incredibly limited and the cost of wages higher because basic staples like milk are $8 a gallon and eggs $7 a dozen.
If one were to purchase either of these properties (I realize that there is a land rental as a separate price and arrangement) how much would the range of the structures be?
I'm guessing about 300,000 USD for the first one. Rent in Thailand is undervalued in my opinion. It would take over 25 years renting before you exceeded the value of the house. Doesn't make sense to buy does it?
Safety factors don’t seem to be much of an issue, like to see at least two exits for fire escape or other (yes, not much flammable construction, but)..interesting design concepts except for the all-wet hong nams..and…would be suitable for someone..mine is 2-story, 3br, 2bath for 12k baht in a secure village 😱
You would need a work permit and that might be tough to get approved. The reason is because there are Thai's doing that and you would be taking their work. Do a google search for work permits in Thailand and it will clarify.
reasonable everything considered. It's amazing most people on such channels are looking to save money then say it's cheap. Singapore is waiting my dear
Just to rent one room here in Dublin Ireland sharing the rest of the house with others is $600 + a month .When i lived in Chiang mai i rented a 3 bedroom bungalow for B8000 ($ 186 a month ) .
These three are all very uninspiring today. Poor design and layout, lacking any home comforts. Bad outside spaces. Cheap uncomfortable furniture. It looks like its going to be difficult to find a nice place to feel at home.
Thai's love big, white concrete rooms with very little stuff in them. Not very cozy or pleasant for us. It's really hard to find good housing in Thailand for this reason.
@@HairyPixels Thailand is probably one of the best and cheapest country’s in the world to find rental housing. I don’t think it’s reasonable to expect top quality furniture and top design of a home that is maybe 2,000 sq ft. + for $500 to $800 per month. If you go up in your price range you will likely find many houses that might suit your tastes and budget.
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Wow, I didn’t know Thailand had communities like this. I’ll be visiting soon ☺️. Thank you for the video
Hope you enjoy your visit! 🇹🇭😊🙏🏻
Fantastic prices. That last one is a complete steal.
Lovely homes, I will go with the 3rd one. Most value for money.
I like 1st and 3rd the most
Some great value houses there! thanks for the tour.
Nice tour mate, I would take the last house If I live in ThaiLand
Just dont understand where is the OVEN why thai kitchen usually have none. oh wow the last one has !
All three too pricey for how far out of town they are. I'm 15 minutes from town and the airport in a very green gated village rent is lot less than this for comparable houses.
Thanks for the tour, Tony. Great prices for beautiful homes.
Thank you 🙏
The 2nd one, town house. Is the height of the shower designed for a 5'10 person?
I think they are priced a little high. Very nice, new and clean but just something is off about the space and such. First house would be great if it was the only house. Two big homes squeezed in like that is aweful. 450 a month usd would be reasonable for the first place.
That house would cost at least about 300,000 USD if I had to guess. The price of the homes in Thailand vs the rent prices don't make sense to me and certainly don't follow the general rent to mortgage ratio is in the US. Any ideas why?
I’m not sure exactly why but I can say is things are cheap here in Thailand.
You cannot compare rental prices in CM to US rental prices.
You can build a beautifully 1 story house for i think $ 15,,,to 20 thousend its wery cheep this area is more expensive because of the expats can pay its not cheep for the loacals
Mahalo Tony for all you do and great video’s. My wife and I will be moving to Thailand in 4 years when she retires.
That’s awesome! I’m sure it’s gonna be a long four years though.
@@TheNarrowGate Honestly, it might be sooner than later. ;)
All very nice. First one would be perfect if the other house wasn't on top of you
Great Video Tony and nice meeting you and your lovely wife at the first house.
I actually rented it the day after we met there. When Alice mentioned the 2nd house on property I wasn’t too sure at first, but it turns out it’s the owners house, she lives in Australia and spends 4 to 5 days a year there. So it’s basically empty all the time with the exception of her daughter who stops by a few days a week to look after it and is as nice as nice can be.
Nice to meet you as well and congratulations on your new house!!!!!!!
Have to laugh at all the ones saying these are too pricey. In Hawaii the cheapest one would probably rent for $3K a month, unfurnished.
Not here in Maui, my dude. You can't get one bedroom apartment for that..
🤫shhhh don’t give them any ideas😂seriously though, when you’re local you see values for years. For THEIR rentals, prices going up exponentially and way more than average and difficult to come up with rent. ‘Rona left everyone in the red struggling, as well as the US. Hawaii has always been high priced. So much so, so many have been forced to come to the mainland. Don’t know how blessed you are and if you own but you’re in Hawaii 💐🙏🏻❤️
My wife and I will be retiring to Thailand in a few years with a conservative $5K a month budget ;)@@lindabuck2777
Apples to Oranges comparison. You wouldn't compare prime Paris/Singapore real estate with out of town, rural Alabama real estate. Chiang mai is no economic hot bed with no high-paying jobs and this is far out of town with little land.
Gosh, you'd almost think it was an island and that land is incredibly limited and the cost of wages higher because basic staples like milk are $8 a gallon and eggs $7 a dozen.
Hi, thank you for the video. I was wondering why there are grates on the windows? Is there a lot of crime?
Not at all. th-cam.com/video/WqM8J-XsKvs/w-d-xo.html
Chiang Mai is amazingly safe! though most people don't you could get away with leaving your doors unlocked in most cases
If one were to purchase either of these properties (I realize that there is a land rental as a separate price and arrangement) how much would the range of the structures be?
That's why he gave the agents contact details, to ask such questions.
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I'm guessing about 300,000 USD for the first one. Rent in Thailand is undervalued in my opinion. It would take over 25 years renting before you exceeded the value of the house. Doesn't make sense to buy does it?
@@HairyPixelsNot just for that reason .House ownership has complications for a non Thai person.
Safety factors don’t seem to be much of an issue, like to see at least two exits for fire escape or other (yes, not much flammable construction, but)..interesting design concepts except for the all-wet hong nams..and…would be suitable for someone..mine is 2-story, 3br, 2bath for 12k baht in a secure village 😱
That's a great price ya have!
@@TheNarrowGate sho nuff 😮
leg not strong, can you check out single storey townhouse for rent. tks
You would need to contact Alice with Indigo Chiang Mai. Link in description.
Can you run a business out of your home? Like hair salon or maybe a wash an fold!
You would need a work permit and that might be tough to get approved. The reason is because there are Thai's doing that and you would be taking their work. Do a google search for work permits in Thailand and it will clarify.
2 homes on one property is quite interesting!
families do this
nice homes but too expensive and too big for singles
If you can’t afford them just admit it
We will call you cheap Charlie🙃
Not a fan.
Looks very cheap and awful tile.
The first house was nice but needed a pool.
Agree. These houses are not pretty. The owners seem to have put the cheapest furniture and accessories and the sense of design taste is non-existent.
buy your windows are going to be in spitting distance of that other house. Very little privacy and a deal breaker for me.
reasonable everything considered. It's amazing most people on such channels are looking to save money then say it's cheap. Singapore is waiting my dear
Rents a fraction of what they would be in the US.
Just to rent one room here in Dublin Ireland sharing the rest of the house with others is $600 + a month .When i lived in Chiang mai i rented a 3 bedroom bungalow for B8000 ($ 186 a month ) .
These three are all very uninspiring today. Poor design and layout, lacking any home comforts. Bad outside spaces. Cheap uncomfortable furniture. It looks like its going to be difficult to find a nice place to feel at home.
The price reflects the quality of the homes. In my view, decent value for the price, but agree, these properties would not be for me and my family.
Thai's love big, white concrete rooms with very little stuff in them. Not very cozy or pleasant for us. It's really hard to find good housing in Thailand for this reason.
@@HairyPixels Thailand is probably one of the best and cheapest country’s in the world to find rental housing. I don’t think it’s reasonable to expect top quality furniture and top design of a home that is maybe 2,000 sq ft. + for $500 to $800 per month. If you go up in your price range you will likely find many houses that might suit your tastes and budget.
@@Mark-yo5ue You need to furnish things yourself for sure. Rugs really help and dampen the echo from all the tile/concrete.
@Mark-yo5ue very difficult to find anything nice in CM. BKK is better