Chon Buri Condo Sales Jump 74.5% in Q2 2026
Origin Property reports a sharp quarterly rebound in Chon Buri driven by student and industrial worker demand.
Key points
- Condominium sales in Chon Buri increased by 74.5% in Q2 2026.
- Student-related purchases rose 93% year-on-year during the same period.
- Industrial worker demand contributed to a 12% sales increase in Q3.
Condominium sales in Chon Buri surged 74.5% year-on-year in the second quarter of 2026. This recovery was primarily driven by purchases from students and industrial workers, according to data from Origin Property.
The company reported that student-related transactions accounted for a significant share of this growth. Demand from this demographic shifted toward industrial workers in the third quarter, sustaining market momentum.
Student Demand Drives Initial Recovery
Purchases linked to students rose 93% in the second quarter compared to the previous year. These buyers focused on units in the North Bangkok, Bang Na, and Bang Kapi areas.
Origin Property noted that universities frequently call for student housing when capacity is tight. This creates a steady stream of demand for nearby residential units.
Industrial Workers Sustain Q3 Demand
Sales increased by 12% in the third quarter, largely due to industrial worker purchases. The company expects this trend to continue as factories in the region expand.
East Economic Corridor officials report strong demand for new condominiums for employees. Origin targets ready-to-move units with contracts rather than off-plan sales to meet this need.
Market Strategy Focuses On Ready Units
The company targets properties with ready-to-move units and contracts rather than off-plan sales. This strategy addresses the specific needs of student and industrial worker buyers.
Bangkok Post reported that Origin aims to sell 150 units to reach its transfer target. The company plans to provide inventory through sales and marketing channels to meet this goal.
