There is no concept of "school district house" in Thailand, and where the house is bought has nothing to do with whether the children are qualified to go to school. However, similar "school district housing" in China has become a popular choice for investment. The better the school district, the higher the surrounding housing prices, which has almost become a universal law. The concept of school district housing is becoming more and more popular in Thailand, accompanied by the enthusiasm of overseas investors and the accelerated rise in housing prices in this school-based campus economic circle.

Some buildings are surrounded by a bunch of international schools, but the quality of education is not so good. Some good schools will also be built in suburbs and boarding schools, so buying a house may be of little value. If you want a "school district", you need to find a first-class school with many foreign children (except Thailand), and then see if the school needs to live on campus and the transportation is convenient, and then consider whether to buy a house around.

The so-called "school district room" has two values:

1, send children to school, parents can take care of them.

Road traffic in Thailand is average, especially in Bangkok, where traffic jams are very serious. It's not worth wasting time on the road. So if the school is next to the rail transit and there is no boarding in the school, it is not bad to buy a house on the same rail transit line. If the school is not next to the rail transit, then you can consider the house inside the school.

If the school has boarding system, the necessity of buying a house will be reduced. Unless parents need to live with them, they can pick up their children on weekends and holidays, and they can buy them if they don't want to board them.

2. Real estate investment

If children choose boarding schools, parents are rarely in Thailand. Then this house can be an option for you to invest overseas, or it can be an alternative for you to travel and live on vacation and support your family.

This is also why we should choose a first-class school, with many foreign children (except Thailand), not only for the quality of teaching, but also for the possibility of renting out the house when it is vacant! The income is even greater!

Most local children in Thailand have houses at home, so the possibility of renting houses is not so great, while most foreigners don't like buying houses, but renting houses. In order to send children to school, they will probably rent your "school district room" and they will accept higher rent.

I hope VIPTHAILAND's answer can help you. I hope it can be adopted. Thank you.