Thingangyun | Yangon Region
Land
10360 Square Feet
6,500 Lakh (Kyats)
Thingangyun | Yangon Region
Land
9000 Square Feet
9,800 Lakh (Kyats)
Dagon Myothit (East) | Yangon Region
Land
6375 Square Feet
10,000 Lakh (Kyats)
Mingaladon | Yangon Region
Land
1.9 Acre
20,000 Lakh (Kyats)
Mingaladon | Yangon Region
Land
16,000 Lakh (Kyats) (Price Per Acre)
Thingangyun | Yangon Region
Land
65340 Square Feet
16,000 Lakh (Kyats)
Dagon Myothit (East) | Yangon Region
Land
2400 Square Feet
6,900 Lakh (Kyats)
Thingangyun | Yangon Region
Land
12750 Square Feet
8,500 Lakh (Kyats)
Thingangyun | Yangon Region
Land
14200 Square Feet
14,000 Lakh (Kyats)
Thingangyun | Yangon Region
Land
20000 Square Feet
25,000 Lakh (Kyats)
Thingangyun | Yangon Region
Land
10000 Square Feet
13,500 Lakh (Kyats)
Dagon Myothit (North) | Yangon Region
Land
2400 Square Feet
11,500 Lakh (Kyats)
Mingaladon | Yangon Region
Land
5000 Square Feet
12,000 Lakh (Kyats)
Thingangyun | Yangon Region
Land
9604 Square Feet
30,000 Lakh (Kyats)
North Okkalapa | Yangon Region
Land
1200 Square Feet
3,000 Lakh (Kyats)
Mingaladon | Yangon Region
Land
10000 Square Feet
15,000 Lakh (Kyats)
Yankin | Yangon Region
Land
6000 Square Feet
17,000 Lakh (Kyats)
Mingaladon | Yangon Region
Land
9000 Square Feet
13,000 Lakh (Kyats)
South Okkalapa | Yangon Region
Land
4800 Square Feet
15,500 Lakh (Kyats)
Mingaladon | Yangon Region
Land
48400 Square Feet
33,000 Lakh (Kyats)
Yangon Region in the heart of Lower Myanmar is the administrative capital of Myanmar and host to the country’s largest city, Yangon which is its capital. As such, it is a focal point of interest for real estate, particularly for investors looking to buy land in Myanmar as a business venture. The mixed landscape of colonial architecture and cultural heritage makes it ideal for new attractions or even businesses such as boutique hotels. The current land prices in prime downtown areas are of high value and areas like Yangon are prime centres of commercial urbanisation. Land prices in Yangon typically vary by way of location as is the norm in real estate. Areas beyond the lines of the city centres are vast and much more accessible to a wider range of investors. Due to Myanmar’s rich, fertile soil, agricultural development has the potential to be a very lucrative business opportunity for investors although suburban developments also project long-term viability in these areas.