About Park Lane Jomtien Resort in Pattaya

The concept and planning that went into Park Lane Jomtien Resort was the result of extensive market research within Pattaya and Jomtien areas. The intention of the research was to find out what people really needed and wanted when looking for an apartment in Thailand. Park Lane Jomtien Resort is the result of the vision and dream requirements of the buyer rather than the developer and includes all of the prerequisite needs and wants of you the customer. (Possibly the first time this has been accomplished here in Thailand.)

Prime Location in Jomtien

The Apartment Buildings occupy a strategic position with walking distance to Jomtien Beach, only 600 meters to Sukhumvit Road and within 5 minutes you can reach some of the regions finest restaurants, shopping centers and the best entertainment available.

A number of world class golf courses on the Eastern Seaboard are within a 30 minute drive.

Increasing Value

Backed by a thriving economy and a populace brimming with retirees, tourists, expatriates and prosperous businessmen, Pattaya is fast turning the heads of savvy investors looking for handsome returns in a beach destination.

Pattaya continues to attract astute property investors, who believe today’s market conditions offer the opportunity to lock into excellent future returns, either from rental income or through capital growth.

Condominiums are popular among international investors as they are more affordable and the only type of property in Thailand that a foreigner can own 100% freehold. Security and maintenance issues are handled by common area management, adding to the confidence in a holiday home investment.

Most foreign property buyers are British, American, Australian and Swedish, a line up that has not changed in recent years and remains a strong base for alien ownership.

Russia recently entered the top five buying nations to demonstrate the emergence of Eastern European investors. Increased interest from China and South Korea is due to the easing of restrictions on fund transfers. The Germans, French and Scandinavians are also important buyers, and reflect the increasing trend for Europeans to purchase second homes outside traditional European resort destinations. Many have either relocated to Pattaya, spend the European winter there or live in regional business centers such as Singapore, Hong Kong and Shanghai.