"Chiang Mai Real Estate: Dream or Reality for80,000 Baht? Online debates are in full swing!"

Photo: KhaoSod.

A plot of land measuring just one square wah (equivalent to4 square meters), priced at80,000 baht, has caused a stir on social media. The land is located in a village in Chiang Mai and is equipped with an underground water system, a water tank, and a steel cage.

The online real estate listing in Chiang Mai also includes the idea of a home that makes internet users wonder if their dream is being sold here. Yesterday, a land sale advertisement was posted on the Chiang Mai real estate business page, located in front of a well-known university in Chiang Mai. The advertisement also included a photo of a ready-made house, which prompted many comments asking if this is a dream..

"The details of the announcement state: 'One square wa of land in front of a well-known university in Chiang Mai, located in a village, equipped with a complete underground water system, including a water tank, steel cage, and an area of2×2 meters. The land comes with a red Garuda certificate, annual land tax of80,000 baht, including transfer, negotiable price.'".'"

Desired location

The mention of Chiang Mai has sparked excitement among social media users, as it is a desirable location for many people looking to buy land and build a home. Chiang Mai is known for its beautiful nature and is a popular tourist destination in Thailand, making land in the province highly sought after.

The ad also featured a photo of a small three-story house as an idea, which sparked interest and many comments. While some social media users showed genuine interest and discussed business plans and property prices, others criticized the small size of the land plot. Some commented on the house idea presented on the page.

User comments on the network

There were also comments raising questions about the legality of the construction. "Isn't it possible to build a house touching the fence, or can it be built completely touching it?" The page responded to the question: "We do not build official housing. There are ways to do this." This prompted users to comment on the idea presented on the page. "Oh, I see, you suggested this, I thought it was official."

There were also many comments poking fun at the size of the plot of land. "Buy it to build a house for a bird." "2x2, what will come first, a chicken coop or a temple?" "Minimum size." "Is this a real sale or a joke?" "I can't stand or lie down." "Even a dog will feel cramped." "Such a dream of owning land in Chiang Mai."

Despite the varied reactions, the post received significant attention, highlighting the strong interest in purchasing real estate in desirable locations like Chiang Mai, regardless of the size of the plot, reports KhaoSod.