Price Guide 2026Thailand

Sattahip District Property Prices Per m² 2026

Sattahip is currently transitioning from a quiet naval outpost to a strategic residential hub, with m² Prices holding steady at a competitive ฿23200/m². We are seeing a surge in new residential developments along the coastline, though supply issues remain in central zones due to military land restrictions. The Investment Outlook is exceptionally strong for land banking as the EEC infrastructure matures near U-Tapao. Verdict: Sattahip is the premier choice for buyers seeking a lower Cost of Living without sacrificing proximity to premium Eastern Seaboard amenities.

Avg Buy

฿23,200per m²

Avg Rent

N/Aper m²

Districts Analysed

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01

Bang Saray

Families

Offers a tranquil coastal lifestyle with high-quality international schools and family-friendly seafood dining within reach.

02

Na Jomtien

High-End Investment

Boasts premium beachfront condominiums and luxury yacht clubs that command the highest capital appreciation in the district.

03

Sattahip Town

Budget

Provides the most affordable entry point for local living with traditional markets and low-cost residential options.

1 Neighborhoods

Best Investment Neighborhoods

Top-rated zones for investors

Property Prices in Sattahip District2026 Market Guide

Sattahip District has 1 analyzed neighborhoods with an average property price of ฿23,200/m². Each district below is rated on our 1-5 scale and classified from "Trenches" (best value) to "Final Boss" (luxury tier). Click any neighborhood to see the full price breakdown, local highlights, and our verdict on whether it is fairly priced.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q:What are the property tax rates for buyers in Sattahip?

Buyers should budget for a 2% transfer fee, usually split with the seller, plus potential stamp duty or specific business tax if the property is sold within five years.

Q:Are there specific building height limits in Sattahip?

Yes, many coastal areas in Sattahip have strict height restrictions to preserve the maritime landscape and comply with naval aviation safety zones.

Q:Can foreigners own land in Sattahip for residential use?

Under Thai law, foreigners cannot own land directly but can legally own condominium units freehold or secure land through long-term 30-year leasehold agreements.