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9,000 to 10,000 baht per SQM. 

 

All depends where you are though. Issan prices are a lot cheaper than say Pattaya. 
 

Where are you, I can send you a number for the builder that built our house. 

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On 6/12/2020 at 11:38 PM, Sametboy2019 said:

Price depends on size. Materials included or just labour. 

It only looks around 20-30sqm. 100-200g depending on quality of materials 

Depends what facilities are already in place.

Guessing it's an 8x8 (total) build and if so this is a good, best case/worst case estimate.

If you're building a few on the same site then reduce the price 10-15%. Maybe 20%.

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36 sqm guest house, built in one month by a team of 15 people, rural Chiang Rai. Only power tool used was the welder for the roof steel. 300,000 baht.

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On 6/12/2020 at 11:05 PM, marc26 said:

How much do you think a small house like this would cost to build? (my BIL thinks around 200-300k)

 

Thanks for any info.........

Depends of your location and the materials you use

but seing the ponto in your post 200\300k seems a little bit ''pricey''

i think half of this if you ''check'' yourself all the real costs is more realist

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9 hours ago, Lacessit said:

36 sqm guest house, built in one month by a team of 15 people, rural Chiang Rai. Only power tool used was the welder for the roof steel. 300,000 baht.

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Did that include the blessing by the monks? 55555

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Built mine 3 yrs ago 2600 per sq mt + materials, back then i had to buy all the wood for the form work, but now have been told they hire steel for the form-work. 

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3 hours ago, jomtienisgood said:

Did that include the blessing by the monks? 55555

I think that was 1000 baht on top. 3 monks in the living room, chanting for 2 hours.

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Wow 

Some great info, I really appreciate it 

 

The village is in Suphanburi about 20mins from Singburi

2hrs from Bangkok 

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On 6/12/2020 at 10:16 AM, talahtnut said:

You can punt round prefab/modular stuff

makers. This is a bit pricey, but may give

you ideas.

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I would be thrilled with this.....

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