Asoke/Phrom Phong

Cable-free Sukhumvit Road. The wealth of restaurants and shops.
The Asoke intersection (probably the world’s longest traffic light). Soi Cowboy. Buy Here


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2013: B107,500/sqm
2018: B134,000/sqm
Phayathai/Ratchetewi

No worries about resale value
No fancy bars and restaurants until Siam. Slum-like, rundown buildings.Buy Here


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2013: B151,900/sqm
2018: B195,000/sqm
Ari

Lots of street food. Very walkable.
Lack of fancy bars and fine-dining restaurants. Very limited parking space. Buy Here


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2013: B114,000/sqm
2018: B169,000/sqm
Sala Daeng/Chong Nonsi

Living close to the office
Not so walkable. The trench in the middle of Sathorn. The traffic.Buy Here

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2013: B159,000/sqm
2018: B220,000/sqm
Saphan Taksin and Riverside
Touristy because of the five-star hotels, but also experiencing a creative renaissance (thank those cheap shop-houses and TCDC). Limited space means new condo projects don’t appear often—and the neighborhood is better off because of it. Raimond Land’s The River and the latest Four Seasons Residences provide the slick, ultra-luxe end of the market.
Shop-house Chinese food and street food. Connection to both BTS and the Chaophraya Express.
Crowded, not-so-tidy footpaths. A long way from Thonglor.
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Four Seasons Private Residences (completion in late 2018) starts at B34.5 million for a 116 sqm one-bedroom unit (around B297,000/sqm). www.residences.fourseasons.com
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Thonglor/Ekkamai

The rental market. The convenience.
Hi-so crowd in their “activewear.” Friday night’s traffic nightmare.Buy Here


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2013: B129,000/sqm
2018: B177,000/sqm
Ratchadamri/Chit Lom/Phloen Chit

Leafy streets, tidy footpaths, proximity to Lumphini Park.
Forget about street food and cheap eats.Buy Here


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2013: B107,500/sqm
2018: B134,000/sqm
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