Ekkamai, often overshadowed by its more vibrant and glamorous neighbor Thonglor, is an understated gem in Bangkok’s urban landscape. While Thonglor is renowned for its bustling nightlife and trendy venues, Ekkamai offers a quieter, more residential atmosphere, making it an appealing contrast. Over the years, Ekkamai has cultivated a unique bohemian flair. It boasts a mix of hip clubs, eclectic bars, and a diverse dining scene, featuring everything from Japanese Omakase and Italian Trattorias to Spanish Tapas and traditional Thai cuisine.  In contrast to the commercialized vibe of Thonglor ..read more

The Thai Immigration Department has increasingly emphasized enforcing the TM30 Regulation in recent years, causing confusion among non-Thai renters and landlords about the details of this regulation and how to adhere to it. Essentially, the TM30 notification and its associated laws require landlords to inform the authorities whenever a foreigner occupies their property. This is a vital piece of information for both foreigners staying in Thailand and their hosts. This article will cover some key aspects of this rental regulation. What is the TM30 Notification? According to Thai immigration law ..read more

As we step into 2024, Bangkok’s real estate market is showing signs of resilience, continuing its recovery in the wake of the post-Covid demand surge. With the Thai economy projected to grow by 3-4% annually, the real estate sector is strengthening in tandem. This growth is mirrored in other key sectors, such as travel and tourism, which have experienced a significant 155% increase in visitor arrivals compared to the previous year. Additionally, the manufacturing and export sectors have shown remarkable recovery. Interestingly, foreign buyers represented approximately 10% of all real estate tr ..read more

Situated in the heart of the Central Business District, Thonglor, specifically the area in and around Sukhumvit 55 Road, is a vibrant neighborhood renowned for its dynamic lifestyle and exclusive nightlife. Known as a favorite haunt of Bangkok’s affluent and high-society, the area boasts a variety of trendy dining options, chic restaurants, and lively bars and clubs. Its unique charm and sophistication have even led some to compare Thonglor to Beverly Hills, underscoring its status as a premier location in Bangkok. Thonglor’s appeal extends beyond its social scene, attracting affluent professi ..read more

Bangkok’s real estate market is extremely competitive, offering an extensive selection of residential developments to both homebuyers and investors. Recent projects in the city go beyond traditional offerings, introducing remarkable lifestyle experiences. These include luxurious amenities such as sky infinity pools, lounges with sweeping views of the city, vast green spaces, theater rooms, and game rooms complete with pool tables, among others. In this crowded marketplace, the city’s leading developers strive to distinguish their latest projects by incorporating unique features and benefits. T ..read more

Nestled in East Bangkok, the Bang Na district boasts a strategic location complemented by an extensive network of thoroughfares including Srinakarin Road, Sukhumvit Road, and Kanchanaphisek Road. This network also facilitates seamless access to the Chalerm Mahanakorn Expressway, linking residents swiftly to the heart of Bangkok’s Central Business District, including areas like Sukhumvit, Silom-Sathorn, and Ploenchit-Lumpini. Additionally, Bang Na’s connectivity is enhanced by the BTS Skytrain Green Line, enabling a commute to central Bangkok in less than 30 minutes. It’s worth noting the proxi ..read more

The Lat Phrao Intersection, while widely recognized for hosting Bangkok’s renowned Chatuchak Weekend Market—one of Southeast Asia’s largest open-air markets—offers much more than just a market. Its urban fabric and lifestyle are evolving rapidly, marking it as an up-and-coming hotspot in Bangkok’s real estate scene. Industry experts often dub Lat Phrao the “Capital of North Bangkok,” providing a glimpse into the neighborhood’s significance. Although it may not always grab headlines, especially when compared to emerging areas like Chula-Samyan and Rama IX-Ratchada, Lat Phrao has solidified its ..read more

For years, Bangkok’s Central Business District (CBD) has been the epicenter of commerce, retail, and leisure activities, with areas like Sukhumvit, Silom-Sathorn, and Ploenchit-Lumpini at its core. This concentration of businesses and prime real estate transformed the CBD into a bustling hub, attracting commercial and retail developers, as well as lifestyle establishments such as restaurants, coffee shops, and malls. As a result, the CBD became not only a place to work but also a lifestyle destination. However, this popularity has led to skyrocketing real estate prices and a scarcity of develo ..read more

In the bustling heart of Bangkok lies a neighborhood undergoing a remarkable transformation. Chula-Samyan, nestled between the vibrant commercial hubs of Silom and Siam, has long been synonymous with students and academia due to the presence of the Chulalongkorn University.  However, beneath its academic facade lies a dynamic landscape ripe with opportunity, drawing in both local and international investors seeking to capitalize on its strategic location and evolving character. A Melting Pot of Culture and Convenience Location is everything in real estate and a big part of the Chula-Samy ..read more

Rama IV Road, traditionally seen as a gritty and undesirable thoroughfare of Bangkok’s real estate scene, is undergoing a transformation that could rival even the most illustrious districts in the city!  While it may have lingered in the shadow of its more glamorous counterparts like Sukhumvit Road, Sathorn Road, and Rajadamri Road, this historic thoroughfare is now gearing-up for a remarkable resurgence. In this article, we’ll explore why Rama IV Road is the next big thing in Bangkok’s real estate landscape. Real Estate Overview of Rama IV Road Stretching from the heart of Bangkok’s Cen ..read more