Key Takeaways
- Compare the title area and unit number with the registered condominium plan.
- Separate internal floor, balcony, terrace, void, garden-use, parking and common-area descriptions.
- Measure material dimensions and investigate enclosed balconies, moved walls or combined rooms.
- Confirm whether parking or storage is owned, allocated, licensed or merely customary.
- Record the agreed plan and remedy for any shortfall in the contract.
Reconcile title area, registered plan, sale plan, balcony, parking and as-built layout before valuation and transfer.
Reconcile the Condo You See With the Condo on Paper
Price per square metre becomes misleading when the brochure, title, registered plan and physical layout describe different areas. Measure first and price only what the buyer legally receives.
Document check
- Compare the title area and unit number with the registered condominium plan.
- Separate internal floor, balcony, terrace, void, garden-use, parking and common-area descriptions.
- Measure material dimensions and investigate enclosed balconies, moved walls or combined rooms.
- Confirm whether parking or storage is owned, allocated, licensed or merely customary.
- Record the agreed plan and remedy for any shortfall in the contract.
Review condo buying support, parking and storage rights, independent valuation and districts.
Next step
Phuket Stay Pro can reconcile the title, plan and physical unit before pricing.
Fact check
Measurement method, legal status of auxiliary areas, alteration approval and remedies are property- and contract-specific. Verify registered documents with the juristic person, Land Office, surveyor and Thai counsel.
Choosing an area to live in Phuket?
Start with the location and buying goal. Compare handover dates, ownership options and payment terms; confirm the current price and availability for the selected unit.