Can a condo owner sell a property while I have a lease in Bangkok?

The discomfort is them showing your unit to strangers coming in and out.

The uncertainty is knowing whether you can continue living there.

The legality of this is written in your contract.

The enforcement of the contract is up to the courts.

The reality is whether all this is worth the stress.

Maybe more easy to sell cuz have tenant ! ,,,,

Your current owner waited until he could show potential buyers the income from you.

Either of you can terminate within 30 days with no concession.

It is very unlikely a new owner would change the purpose of the building. If it is a new development they are always sold within a few years after they are finished, so the builder can get their money back, and a profit, then build again. Newer condo buildings are flipped all the time. The only thing that might happen is your rent goes up next year. Depending on what type of visa/extension you are on, you might need new documents showing the building owner, with a copy of their Thai ID and house book listing they are in. At the extreme the new owner can refuse to renew your lease. That is usually how it is done when they have other plans for a building.

Quite a lot of places are on sale “with tenant” here in thailand. As people said it is investment. Buyers know there is someone living at the moment and happy for promised rent. Most likely you will not be kicked out. But you need to show your room to buyers when they want viewing.

You may end up with a new landlord.

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This is happening quite a bit at the moment, as buyers are returning. You have a legally binding lease. Chances are he won't sell quickly. If he does, the new owner will inherit your lease. If the new owner wants vacant posession, negotiate with the landlord for 3 months free rent. You should have no difficulty finding another condo.

Condos can be sold with tenants there (with tenant). It’s an investment. They have to follow the same tenancy agreement then once the contract ends they can do whatever they want. Has investment benefits over buying an empty unit to lease. It’s more valuable if there’s already a tenant there leasing it.

Usually the contract will say something like you have to give reasonable access to the landlord to show the place to potential buyers, but he would also stipulate to those buyers that the unit comes with a tenant for the next x months, and they would honor that (but might or might not renew your lease).