Buying here: the back story
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The back story
Buying in Bangkok: the back story
Condominiums within a 49% foreign quota, land that foreigners generally cannot own, and the neighbourhoods people choose: how buying works in Thailand.
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Bangkok Property: Our Market Guide
Buying in Bangkok: the prime neighbourhoods, the agents and developers, the new developments and how a purchase works, from our Bangkok guide and official sources. No prices, no rankings.
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Prime neighbourhoods
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Where people live
The riverside: Charoen Krung and the Thonburi bank
Condominiums and branded residences on the river.
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Where people live
Lumphini, Wireless Road and Sathorn
Towers around Lumphini Park, close to the embassies and offices.
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Where people live
Sukhumvit and Thonglor
Residential sois off Sukhumvit, popular with families and long stays.
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Estate agents and brokers
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Residential and commercial
Knight Frank Thailand
The Thai office of the international property consultancy.
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Residential and commercial
Savills Thailand
The Thai office of the international property consultancy.
New developments
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Open
One Bangkok
A new district of towers, hotels, offices and shops on Wireless Road, facing Lumphini Park.
Wireless Road, Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330Explore View on map
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Homes around a forest
The Forestias
A residential development built around a forest, east of the city on Bang Na–Trat Road.
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