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I've previously come across a rule of thumb that, for a self-build project, roughly a third of the end value is in the purchase price of the plot, roughly a third in the building costs, and roughly a third is the value added. Not sure how valid that was back in the UK, but is there any similar rule of thumb for self build in Thailand?

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if you are trying to value for resale, it is a real <deleted> shoot. Land tends to increase in value, houses decrease... depending on where you build and what you create may or may not increase..

 

Thai people like to build new... where I am now, there are many many moo Bahn houses for sale and not many people buy them.. lots of overstock in name areas... 

 

do your research

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