BenStark

Not sure if i can agree with that Jim. While Soi 15 certainly isn't upscale, it looks much better than over there, Urban and Avenue residence i think are also decent quality, and have a nice design. Centara avenue is even nicer, but I think of a lesser quality as the 2 others.

I guess you mean Apus, and I was thinking about that one also since I pass it almost every day. Any one who can share some real life info on Apus Condo?

The building looks very decayed from the outside, as does that whole area actually does. Some goes for Centre point, which I already consdered low grade when it was new. I also assume that security will be zero in PCKP, and I know you consider that a positive, but others not. We definitely have a different taste about condo's Jim, I hope next you don't suggest Nirun and 9 Karat

You do know that tourists are not aware of these rules before they set foot in Thailand, and there is such a ban during their very short stay? Majority of those 40 million are also not the kind that visit walking street.

Bars will close at midnight

Thanks for that info. Grand Avenue was off my list already, and will pay attention to what you mention about Centara Avenue, as I will go look at one in the next few days. I have a friend who lives there for years already, and purchased a second condo there just the other day. PKCP is indeed good value, but I went around there yesterday, and when I saw the outside of the building, I didn't bother to stop the car. Been in Pride as well. Looked good and quiet. City Garden not really my style, but will consider good offers. Yes I think Avenue and Urban are the ones with the better management

The one I got offered is over 50m², so should be fine. I have seen others 43m² and smaller of which they made a 1 bedroom, and although the design was nice, that is too narrow to live

Did you actually read the OP? Does Bang Saray have easy access to Soi Buakhow, or does it have a nightlife?

Must be a wrong impression, because we are assured that there is next to no inflation, and it is all under control

Had some feet on the ground in soi 15 today, and yes was told to avoid Grand Avenue, because of short term rentals. Got sent a good offer in The Urban, and expect a few more in other buildings. Any comments on The Urban specific (good or bad), and why I should choose Urban over the others, or just not?

First of all, this thread isn't about Trump, and secondly, because Trump is worse doesn't mean Biden is a capable leader

You asked a question, I provided you with a link to the related thread, in which you were even active. So what is your problem?

Did you miss that from 'P Thaksin? Oh wait, you didn't since you were the first reply in that thread, just shows what a troll you are Jerome https://aseannow.com/topic/1320210-thaksin-released-from-hospital/ BREAKING: Former inmate Thaksin Shinwatra has left Police Hospital in a van around 6.30am Sunday, followed by a bullet-proof vehicle. He was wearing a green sanitary mask.

It happens that I'm right now looking at it online, and I like the design, as they can make a 36m² condo spacious. Could you elaborate on the issues please? I know it's a dodgy developer, but since the project is completed, I don't see why that would still matter.

I was talking about an all you can eat seafood buffet, not a dinner. Even in Bang Sare 650 baht won't get you much of decent seafood anymore these days. Maybe your understanding about quality is different.

It all depends what you get for your money. 1500 baht for an all you can eat seafood buffet would not be over the top, as long as you get what you pay for. Never been to Hilton, but I remember the buffet at Dusit many years ago, and would gladly pay 1500 baht for that that today, if it still is the same. At 2000 baht for 3, i will give it a miss,because you can't offer quality seafood a volonte for that price

I wouldn't be surprised if he experience a Sondhi moment in the near future. That they had a cordon with a bullet proof car indicates they are aware

Didn't know there was an Isaan in South Thailand, because that is where you live according to your posts

I guess that would be the choice for most if you attended

Red would be the very last colour I expect to be earth.

No he's just the resident troll. Calling the Red Bull murderer also Khun boss, and even pretend to know him.

Never been in a fight, though had some close calls. Guess they look at me, then common sense sets in.

Over 5 GHz, you will also not get 500 Mbps, and your CCTV cameras also use a lot of your network. And I'm not calling you a liar, but from this and your other threads I have my doubts about many things

2.4 GHz and 5 GHz are Wi-Fi frequencies and not something the ISP can control or influence, since they are between your router and device (in-house) WI-FI connections are radio frequencies which get interference from about everything inside your and your neighbours properties. Microwave - TV's etc. WI-FI connections also have different channels you can select, and if yours is set to the same channels as your neighbours, then you may experience issues. Also over a a 2.4GHz wireless signal you will be lucky if you get 100 Mbps, so if you are saying you ge3t 500 Mbps upload, then you are telling porkies. Below is a breakdown of actual real-life average speeds you can expect from wireless routers within a reasonable distance, with low interference and small number of simultaneous clients: https://www.speedguide.net/faq/what-is-the-actual-real-life-speed-of-wireless-374 802.11b - 2-3 Mbps downstream, up to 5-6 Mbps with some vendor-specific extensions. 802.11g - ~20 Mbps downstream 802.11n - 40-50 Mbps typical, varying greatly depending on configuration, whether it is mixed or N-only network, the number of bonded channels, etc. Specifying a channel, and using 40MHz channels can help achieve 70-80Mbps with some newer routers. Up to 100 Mbps achievable with more expensive commercial equipment with 8x8 arrays, gigabit ports, etc. 802.11ac - 100+ Mbps typical, higher speeds (300+ Mbps) possible over short distances without many obstacles, with newer generation 802.11ac routers, and client adapters capable of multiple streams. \ Finally, you router or the antennas may have issues

like livin' the dream in a super cheap 22sqm Thai condo. Only that the 22sqm condo in Thailand doesn't cost 2K plus CA$ a month For that kind of money you rent a nice pool villa