1. Studio 31 to 34 Sqm. Monthly rent from 7,000 to 9,000 Baht. Selling price is from 1.2 Million Baht to 1.4 Million.
2. One bedroom 41 to 44 Sqm. Monthly rent from 11,000 to 13,000 Baht. Selling price is 1.7 Million to 1.9 Million Baht
3. Two bedroom 56 to 76 Sqm. Monthly rent from 14,000 to 17,000 Baht. Selling price is 2.5 million to 3 Million Baht
All three types of condo are available either unfurnished, semi-furnished, furnished or fully furnished. The rental/selling price depends on the location of the condo within the complex, and whether the condo is furnished or unfurnished, etc.
Note:Some of the bellow listed condos are already rented, but we still have some more rooms. Mostly all the condos are furnished same way and looks same as in pictures. So you can have a complete idea by following listings.
Please call at 086-324-2456 (+668-6-324-2456)
( Please make an appointment, Prior to visit) (กรุณาโทรมานัดหมายล่วงหน้า ก่อนเข้าชมคอนโด)
This is the last unit available at Metropark Sathorn at this price, at just 34, 000 baht per square meter, as opposed the normal asking price of 48, 000 baht, which would total 3.5 million baht, instead of the asking price for this property of just 2.5 million baht. This end of year offer will never again be available.
The 74 square metre condo is located on the ground floor, at Phase 1, Building J, and is fully furnished with SB Furniture. It is open at two sides, ensuring your privacy. Its location is quiet, peaceful and free from traffic noise. Continue reading →
We have a One Bedroom Condo with all furniture and electronic items, at very special price. Please call us to check the details. Tel 086-324-2456 or Write us at rent@metroparksathorn.com.
The property business overall will record flat growth this year and there is a mild risk of a speculative bubble in low-cost housing, according to the independent real estate consultant Agency for Real Estate Affairs (AREA).
The agency, which conducts field surveys twice a year, found 1,183 projects still open for sale as of the end of last year. Of the total, 843 projects have at least 20 available units. Continue reading →
Fine Home Housing Development, a small property developer, has expanded into the provincial market with the launch of its first project in Hua Hin.
Fine Home shifted its investment focus from Bangkok to Hua Hin after struggling to find suitable land plots for property development in the capital. It is confident of closing sales at the project, which features both mountain and sea views, once construction has been completed by mid-2011, says Mr Sukit. Continue reading →
The entire property market except the industrial sector and serviced apartments is showing signs of recovery as the political situation, the government’s stability and policies to promote foreign investment are helping revive foreign demand.
Aliwassa Pathnadabutr, managing director of the property consultant CB Richard Ellis Thailand, said 2010 had begun with better market sentiment. The improving global economic outlook and brighter perceptions of Thailand’s political situation, together with lower prices than other mature property markets had restored confidence in investing in Thai property. Continue reading →
The listed developer Pruksa Real Estate Plc – a new English spelling removes the “e” from Preuksa – plans to invest at least 20 billion baht to develop new projects this year, CEO Thongma Vijitpongpun said yesterday.
It aims for 27% growth in sales and revenue this year, recording 29 billion baht in sales and 24 billion in revenue. Continue reading →
The property developer Tararom Enterprise plans to launch four new projects worth 2.5 billion baht after freezing new development last year.
Managing director Wasant Kiangsiri said the property market this year would grow by 5% as the sector had improved since late last year. Major factors are higher purchasing power, the expiration of income tax deductions, and developers’ campaigns. Continue reading →
After downsizing investment and new project launches over the past 18 months, listed developer Lalin Property Plc now plans to launch seven new projects worth 3.18 billion baht with target sales growth of 30%. Continue reading →
New government regulations should see many, if not all of Bangkok’s unfinished developments, changing hands in the first half of this year
Among the major property transactions this year will be the sale of some old semi-completed buildings in Bangkok and new distressed projects in resort areas, according to Phil Alexander, president of Martello Realty.
A few of the 10- to 15-year-old unfinished buildings in Bangkok, commonly referred to as “ghosts” by those who see these eyesores every day, will likely change hands within the first half of this year. Continue reading →
The long-awaited land and building tax has been tabled and should be enforced this year as the Thai economy is now on the path to recovery from the global recession, says Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva.
Introducing the so-called asset tax is a key economic policy for the second year of the Democrat-led administration, along with restructuring agricultural debt and implementing the Thai Khem Khaeng scheme to cut logistics costs and strengthen the country’s competitiveness, said the premier. Continue reading →
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