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Condo owners still brazenly advertising illegal rentals at Bangkok luxury condo

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It took a renter being murdered by the landlord for AirBnB to remove them from their list. The comment was I believe "AirBnB take a dim view of killing tenants".

 

Tough stuff

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  • Baerboxer
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    Eh? The law in Thailand is very specific. Rentals can only be for 30+days and hotels must be licensed. If you buy a condo and find some other people have bought condos to rent out as hotel rooms, then

  • I am not envious or jealous of little people making money. When what they are doing is against the law, then I reserve the right to condemn their actions. These are people breaking the law b

  • Those owners don't give a hoot, just keep getting while the getting is good..  

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A host called "Krit" lists his property on AirBnB for 1,100 baht a night.
 
surely a half decent hotel would be cheaper

The fact that a reception desk and other paraphernalia were set up in the lobby of the condo in question suggests that the developers and/or management are involved in the short-term renting. In addition, the fact that nobody has been named and shamed in the media supports the view that the culprits are probably connected enough to not suffer much in the way of consequences - perhaps even to resume business as usual, as seems to be the case in this latest story.

As long as they respect the condo/pool and are quiet.  I do not see a huge problem.  But I agree.  I hate the chinese smoking and making noise everywhre in my condo

I saw at a smaller condo on Ruamrudee Soi 2 a handwritten sign "rooms for rent daily".  Groups of Asians drag their cases down the soi.

19 hours ago, MartinKal said:

Where have all the comments gone? Many people think AirBnB is a good thing for ordinary families and helps the Thai economy grow. It pulls in foreign exchange and for once individuals can benefit not just chain hotels.

tell that to the IMO's that are chasing the owners, maybe they listen to you

l hate these Chinese. There rude dirty and poorly mannered. l enjoy bumping through them every chance l get lol. Useless people nobody wants them. Only 7

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how annoying this is that the residents has to endure this arbitrariness that their building is being used as a hotel. some time ago I had a deal with guys from https://www.onepearlbank-official.com.sg and there in Singapure such problems with illegal rentals is strictly regulated by the government and they severely punish for all such attempts. in case with C-Ekkamai I believe that police and immigration services has to control it and apply tough measures to condo owners, but if even police raids doesn't help..

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