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Can a foreigner buy at Rosewood Residences Bangkok?
Yes. Rosewood Residences Bangkok is a freehold condominium, and a foreign buyer can hold a unit in their own name within the building's 49 per cent foreign quota of saleable area, which should be confirmed in writing before any reservation.
At a glance
- Freehold
- Completing 2030
- Lumphini park‑axis
- 85 units · 37 floors
The 49 per cent limit comes from Thailand's Condominium Act. Once the quota is taken, further homes in the building can only be sold to Thai buyers, so ask how much remains before committing.
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Freehold means outright ownership that passes to heirs, not a lease that has to be renewed. The tenure is stated on the project's own website; the foreign quota is the part to check unit by unit.
This is a summary as of 2 November 2026, not legal advice. Our guide to foreign ownership in Thailand sets out the rules in full, and Embark Estate advises buyers on Rosewood Residences Bangkok.
Ask Embark Estate about Rosewood Residences Bangkok: WhatsApp +66 64 773 5098, LINE @embarkestate or contact@embarkestate.com. We reply within four hours, 9:00 to 19:00 Bangkok time, Monday to Saturday.
How we know this
The project's own website, 998lumpini.com, read 30 October 2026, for freehold tenure; Thailand's Condominium Act B.E. 2522 (1979) for the 49 per cent foreign quota. A summary, not legal advice.
