Land· CityMETER · Mueang Chonburi
Chonburi’s appraisal values tell two different stories
Land Appraisal & Title DeedsIn Mueang Chonburi, the displayed parcel view contains 145,820 title-deed records. Its mean appraisal value is 15,013.72 baht per square wa; the median is 12,000. Those two numbers invite a closer look at the distribution behind the district average.
A view inside CityMETER
Mueang Chonburi view inspected on 10 October 2026 · official appraisal values in THB per square wa.
- Data period
- Provincial appraisal update cycles
- Coverage
- Read the details in sources
- Level of detail
- Parcels · appraisal-value summaries
- Publisher
- Department of Lands · Treasury Department
Start with the gap
A mean and a median summarise a set in different ways. The mean adds values and divides by the number of records; the median lies at the middle of an ordered set. Here, the higher mean is a reason to inspect the distribution rather than carry one district-wide figure into every conversation. A person comparing parcels can ask where different appraisal bands appear and then inspect the records relevant to a particular site. The district summary becomes an invitation to look closer, with the individual parcel and its appraisal cycle providing the next level of detail.
A common reference for a land conversation
An official appraisal gives a landowner, prospective buyer and planning team a shared kind of reference. Keeping the unit at baht per square wa makes the comparison legible before parcel size is introduced. From there, the discussion can move to the area and location of the specific parcel. That order matters in practice. People often bring different units and different kinds of price into the same meeting. Beginning with a clearly labelled appraisal value helps the team decide which document to retrieve and which question belongs to a subsequent market discussion.
Let location organise the follow-up
Choose an area that matches the real assignment, then examine several relevant parcels together. Access, site conditions and title documents become the next lines of enquiry. Carry a parcel reference with each question so it survives a handover from one colleague to another. For a team examining several locations, a consistent record of unit, appraisal cycle and map position makes the shortlist traceable. Someone returning to the work later can understand the basis of the comparison instead of trying to reconstruct it from a cropped map or an unexplained number.
A shortlist another person can understand
The useful outcome is a list of parcels or areas with a brief reason for further investigation. One might sit in an appraisal band that differs from nearby records; another might have an area relevant to the assignment. Record the displayed value, its reference date and the document question that remains to be answered. This keeps the map connected to a decision people can discuss. The mean of 15,013.72 baht and median of 12,000 are the opening of the story. The next chapter is the particular land, described in terms that everyone involved can check.
Explore your own place
Open Mueang Chonburi, choose a parcel and record its value per square wa, appraisal cycle and the document question to follow up.
Sources and reading notesPublisher, period, coverage and references
Reference checked
- Data publisher
- Department of Lands / Treasury Department
- Source
- Combines parcel location and area from the Department of Lands with official Treasury appraisal values.
- Data period
- Versioned, transformed parcel layer; appraisal update dates vary by province.
- Coverage
- A Thailand summary view is visible; source coverage is not stated
- Level of detail
- Parcel records and appraisal-value summaries for the selected area
Further notes for comparison or citation
Appraisal value is not a sale price and does not confirm ownership or encumbrances.
Appraisal values are not transaction prices and do not replace document checks for a specific property
Useful for screening and reference checks before parcel due diligence; it does not prove ownership, encumbrances or transaction price.
