Property developer

AP Thai

29 projects with active listings15 with active listings238 active homesFounded in 1991

AP Thai currently has 29 projects on BaanMe, with 238 active homes, including 198 for rent and 71 for sale.

What AP Thai builds

Based on BaanMe's current portfolio data, AP Thai is most represented by Condominium (25 of 29 projects), with a rental-led availability profile.

Portfolio focus

Condominium

25 of 29 projects

Current market focus

rental-led

198 rental homes and 71 homes for sale

Observed sale segment

THB 2,050,000 – THB 84,000,000

Range across current sale listings; not a developer price promise.

New developments sold by AP Thai

These are new-build projects with active sale listings published by the developer organization itself, rather than second-hand listings from another seller.

BaanMe does not currently show a confirmed new-build sale listing published directly by AP Thai. Second-hand sale listings may still appear in the full portfolio below.

Where AP Thai builds

Explore the developer's OSM-matched project buildings in 3D. Select a project to move to its actual building footprint.

Building footprints are currently matched for 9 of 29 projects.

Projects by AP Thai

Compare current rent and sale availability in this developer's projects.

About AP Thai and its projects

What kind of property does AP Thai develop?

BaanMe currently tracks 29 projects by AP Thai, led by Condominium, with 238 active homes across the portfolio.

Does AP Thai have homes for rent or sale now?

Current BaanMe inventory for AP Thai includes 238 active homes: 198 for rent and 71 for sale. A home can be available for both, so the two counts may overlap.

Which AP Thai projects are selling new homes directly?

BaanMe does not currently identify a new development with an active sale listing published directly by AP Thai. This does not rule out availability outside BaanMe.

Can I see AP Thai projects on a map?

Yes. This page maps the actual OSM-matched building footprints for 9 of 29 AP Thai projects, rather than using only point markers.