It is class depended Lobby, pool, public area, location, fitness etc.

45 baht sqm for the Pattaya condo and 40 baht for the Bangkok condo.

15 hours ago, samtab said:

 

we can guess what kind of foreigners is living at this heaven...

 

 

 

 

I own two double condos and one single condo here. I have lived here for over 10 years and love the village atmosphere. It encompasses all nationalities and people who have money and don’t have money. Love the place. 11.53 baht per sq/mt????‍♂️????????

45 baht per sqm in a small condo in Chiang Mai. 33 units. Anyone else in a small condo in Chiang Mai?

 

this charge is monthly?

Pingping: what were you hoping to find out by starting this thread? What did you find out?

On 9/12/2020 at 7:52 AM, jack7106 said:

I own two double condos and one single condo here. I have lived here for over 10 years and love the village atmosphere. It encompasses all nationalities and people who have money and don’t have money. Love the place. 11.53 baht per sq/mt????‍♂️????????

 

 

Great style ! I can clearly see how stylish are people living there hahahaha...

 

 

Was paying 30 in CM..now paying 27 in BKK, but it is only 20 on the lower floors.  Water is 17 per unit plus 25 per bill...that was a flat 25 per unit in CM.

Off topic, but this oughta put a smile on some faces... 

 

I checked out some condos near the beach here in Texas a few months back, and they charge USD $1,333 a month for condo fees.  And another $600-1,200 a month in real estate taxes, depending on the size.

 

I decided to pass.

 

On 9/11/2020 at 2:20 AM, bkk6060 said:

Where I live they run about 35 per sm.

The common fees here are a real bargain in my opinion.

Paying around $50 a month for all the amenities is extremely low even in the higher western type buildings.

Just saying I know this is Thailand but lesser amenities in a place like Los Angeles for over $1000 a month are common.

 

 

It's hard to do direct comparisons.

 

We used to pay ฿55/sqm for our rental units in Thonglor.

 

But it's hard to compare.

 

Our HOA here in the US, maintains the pool, does landscaping, clears snow and insures us for all outside damage for $125/month.

 

Now did I think my ~$60/month I paid for my Thonglor condo's was worth it? Well thats debatable. I owned them for many years, and over the years I saw the level of maintenance go down and down.

 

I think, and it's only my opinion, but as they build constantly more new apartments, it's almost like they lose interest in maintaining older units.

 

As for insurance, it didn't include any 'walls out' insurance, so it the block fell down...tough luck!

41 minutes ago, impulse said:

Off topic, but this oughta put a smile on some faces... 

 

I checked out some condos near the beach here in Texas a few months back, and they charge USD $1,333 a month for condo fees.  And another $600-1,200 a month in real estate taxes, depending on the size.

 

I decided to pass.

 

That must be helluva condo, we pay $1800 for the entire year in tax.

 

....then again here in South Dakota we are rather a long way from the ocean, any ocean!