“House and Condo Expo 49” Concludes Successfully with Over THB 10 Billion in Sales
Reflecting Strong Real Demand, Driving Thailand’s Property Market Amid Challenges
The 49th edition of the “House and Condo Expo” concluded successfully, achieving its targeted goals despite ongoing economic challenges. The event was organized through the collaboration of Thailand’s three leading real estate associations: the Thai Real Estate Association, the Housing Business Association, and the Thai Condominium Association. Together, they reinforced market confidence while attracting more than 30 leading developers, reaffirming the Expo’s position as Thailand’s largest real estate exhibition.
Mr. Arapat Komutbutra, Chairman of the Organizing Committee for the 49th House and Condo Expo, revealed that the event successfully “navigated through challenges to achieve its goals,” generating total sales exceeding THB 10 billion. This marks a positive signal for the property market at the beginning of the year, reflecting genuine purchasing power from both Thai and international buyers.
“Despite ongoing economic pressures, real housing demand remains the key driver of the market. Supportive measures such as mortgage incentives and interest rate policies from the government and financial institutions, along with more aggressive promotional campaigns from developers than ever before, have significantly influenced purchasing decisions,” Mr. Arapat stated.
Data from the event showed that consumer behavior continues to focus primarily on purchasing for actual residential use. The breakdown of property types is as follows:
- Condominiums: 60%
- Detached houses: 30%
- Townhouses: 10%
This reflects the strong comeback of the condominium market, particularly in urban areas and along mass transit lines, which align with the lifestyle of modern working professionals. Meanwhile, low-rise housing continues to attract family buyers.
In terms of pricing, the most popular segment was in the THB 3–5 million range, considered the “mid-market” segment that aligns well with the purchasing power of the urban middle class. The primary buyer group was aged 30–45, followed by those aged 25–30, including first-jobbers and young professionals beginning to plan long-term residential stability.
Prime Locations: Mass Transit Remains a Key Decision Factor
Popular locations at the event were concentrated in areas supported by infrastructure, particularly along BTS and mass transit routes such as Sukhumvit, Bangna, Thonburi, Lat Phrao, and Ramkhamhaeng. This highlights ongoing urban expansion and reinforces that “convenience in transportation” remains a top priority for consumers.
Beyond serving as a property marketplace, the House and Condo Expo also plays a significant role as an economic driver for the country. It contributes to financial circulation, job creation, and the integration of related industries within the real estate value chain. The success of this event not only reflects strong sales performance but also reinforces confidence among both consumers and developers in the future direction of the market.
The 50th House and Condo Expo is scheduled to take place from 29 October to 1 November 2026 at Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (Hall 5, LG Floor), with the Housing Business Association serving as the main host. The upcoming edition aims to further enhance the exhibition experience and cater to a broader range of target audiences.
For more information, please visit www.housecondoshow.com or follow the event on Facebook, Instagram, and Line Official (@housecondoshow). The next edition aims to drive continued sales growth while reinforcing its position as “Thailand’s Number One Real Estate Expo,” a comprehensive platform for quality housing options for Thai consumers.
