Thailand’s Department of Business Development (DBD) has revealed that companies with foreign investment hold over 1.06 million rai (1,702 square kilometres) of land and 76,840 condominium units within Thailand. This data emerges as authorities increase their examination of corporate structures potentially used to bypass regulations regarding foreign ownership. The DBD compiled these figures from departmental records, indicating a significant extent of foreign-linked property. This scrutiny arrives as the Thai government aims to ensure compliance with existing laws governing land ownership by non-Thai entities. The findings highlight the scale of foreign investment in Thai real estate. Authorities are focused on identifying and addressing any attempts to circumvent these rules and maintain control over land resources in Thailand.