Major Development is an exclusive property developer based in Bangkok, Thailand that was listed in the Stock Exchange of Thailand in 2007. The company was one of the first developers to introduce the high-end condominium segment to the Thai market and gradually expanded through to urban and affordable -luxury condominium segments, with a focus on delivering the best possible product to its customers covering all product segments.
Design and functionality have always played a key role in Major Development’s end product, with excellent attention to detail in product design and development always being at the crux of its focus so as to consistently please both the eyes and experiences of its customers. Catering to many different types of customers, one of the company’s unique selling points is that most of its residences offer a highly attractive proposition to pet owners, as such residential buildings are pet friendly, and some do offer pet facilities that built into the design for functional and throughout consideration for their customers.
STEPS TO PURCHASE
PROPERTY IN THAILAND
01
Select the Unit
02
Sign contract within 14 days
03
Pay monthly installments during the building construction
04
Inspect the unit with Customer service Team for any detects
05
Final payment
06
Transfer title deed at theLand Department
07
Transfer title deed at the Land Department
SIMPLE STEPS
TO TRANSFERRING YOUR CONDO
Step 1
Customers Relation Representative of Major Development will make contact to schedule an appointment for your unit inspection upon completion
Step 2
Once you’ve check that your unit is ready to be transfer, our Customer Relation Representative will advise you of the expenses involved to complete the process.
Step 3
Final Payment (Detailed below are the purchasing and ongoing costs of any Major Development Project)
Transfer fee:
2 percent of the purchase price. Typically this cost is split equally between the developer and the buyer
Sinking Fund:
a one-off lump sum is paid to the developer upon transfer for all new condominiums. These funds are used for any major building words when required.
Common area management fee:
the responsibility of the buyer, this cost is usually paid one year in advance
Utility meters:
in new residential properties the buyers needs to pay for the initial registration of the electricity meter
