Goodbye Pattaya! Almost everyone in the entertainment industry has left - apartment complexes empty

[ChipButty]

4 minutes ago, PatOngo said:

How many did you buy? ????

Couldn't afford any

[madmen]

OMG is Pattaya finally truly, really dead? 

[Ron jeremy]

8 hours ago, HashBrownHarry said:

there is still plenty of places to get nookie in Pattaya, always has been and always will be.

 

there's fanny everywhere right now.

And super ghonerhea 

family friendly for sure

fun for all!

[jacko45k]

53 minutes ago, PatOngo said:

How many did you buy? ????

Two, my copier is out of ink. 

[Peterw42]

2 hours ago, Big Yuley said:

Well at least TAT are proposing and working on alternatives to get tourists back to save millions of peoples livelihoods

 

Unfortunately the government dont have a clue and dont give a flying <deleted>.

Thsi clearly shows with vaccination not starting until June

 

TAT is the Government, The Tourism Authority of Thailand is an organization of Thailand under the Ministry of Tourism and Sports.

[mikebell]

9 hours ago, onebir said:

To paraphrase another thread:

Apparently it's "not falling" because while property's being sold at lower prices, it's only a small amount compared the stuff sitting unsold.

(I kid you not.)

Agreed.  I am looking to rent (a house) long-term.  It should be a buyers' market but daily I see ludicrous prices being asked. Rather than suffer a loss of 'face', landlords would suffer months of no income.

[Bangyai]

Never mind. The latest innovation will have people swarming there again.

 

The plan is to make Pattaya the hub hub.

 

It is the hub of so many things now that the hub hub concept can't fail.

 

Out with the women bring on the hubs.

[PatOngo]

1 hour ago, mikebell said:

Rather than suffer a loss of 'face', landlords would suffer months of no income.

Fascinating culture is'nt it!  Khup phoom!

[PatOngo]

3 hours ago, scammed said:

very true, my 5 store hotel has 5 guests in total,

Amazing, a store for each guest! 

[miamiman123]

Farang will not accept the vaccine, plus the airlines are shut down and most people have no money for travel…. 2025 maybe  

[ChakaKhan]

12 hours ago, soi3eddie said:

Ideal for two or more ladies to share

Sounds perfect. Im in room #303..please wear a mask until I can properly screen... please bring extra pillow! ????

[ChakaKhan]

2 minutes ago, miamiman123 said:

Farang will not accept the vaccine, plus the airlines are shut down and most people have no money for travel…. 2025 maybe  

I must be the exception! Im just sitting here waiting to get vaccine so I can travel! ????

[ChakaKhan]

7 minutes ago, PatOngo said:

Fascinating culture is'nt it!  Khup phoom!

Amazing Thailand Indeed...still shaking my head on this one..... mai kow jai!

[Surelynot]

Just now, ChakaKhan said:

I must be the exception! Im just sitting here waiting to get vaccine so I can travel! ????

Same here......no hesitation.

[Surelynot]

1 hour ago, mikebell said:

Agreed.  I am looking to rent (a house) long-term.  It should be a buyers' market but daily I see ludicrous prices being asked. Rather than suffer a loss of 'face', landlords would suffer months of no income.

Those are advertised prices......I think once you show a genuine interest and make an offer the price will come down.....our condo was 26,000 pm....got it down to 17,000 pm....... if I were any good at negotiating I am sure I could have got him down further,

[redwood1]

In my old apartment complex in central Pattaya there are about 25 rooms....6500 baht a month......Every winter full....Every summer thinned out......All frangs......After covid hit guys started leaving one by one and were not replaced by new guys.....Last October me and another guy moved out and that left one farang in the whole complex....

 

The landlady had a whopping 6500 a month coming in to pay the internet,electric, water, trash, cable, taxes, maintenance  etc   for the entire complex.........

 

She was begging me not to move out......But I found a much better place...

 

These small landlords are very  bad off these days they are almost destitute, having almost zero renters...

[redwood1]

15 minutes ago, Surelynot said:

Those are advertised prices......I think once you show a genuine interest and make an offer the price will come down.....our condo was 26,000 pm....got it down to 17,000 pm....... if I were any good at negotiating I am sure I could have got him down further,

17,000....?.........No doubt they would have gone for 12,000 as desperate as landlords are....

[Surelynot]

Just now, redwood1 said:

!7,000....?.........No doubt they would have gone for 12,000 as desperate as landlords are....

I know....I feel stupid not making a serious effort to drive him down......but we are in now....it is very nice and we are settled for a year.

[owl sees all]

1 hour ago, Bangyai said:

Never mind. The latest innovation will have people swarming there again.

 

The plan is to make Pattaya the hub hub.

 

It is the hub of so many things now that the hub hub concept can't fail.

 

Out with the women bring on the hubs.

 

Commeth the devastation; commeth the opportunity.

 

This is Pattaya's chance to bring in culture. Hua Hin is just across the bay and look how they are faring.

 

Chess clubs. Scrabble. Line dancing. Fishing. Zoos for extinct animals (or almost extinct). Documentary hub for the film industry. The list goes on. Imagination needed; that's all.

 

 

 

 

 

[LivinLOS]

2 hours ago, ChipButty said:

Loads of them working online, I see one on FB the other day selling her photo's for a 1000 baht

Noticed other day one posting on FB with her onlyfans account branding.. Smart ones will soon realize theres more and easier money grafting online.. 

 

[Ventenio]

buy low, sell high.  

 

do you really think prices will go much lower?  

 

decades ago i bought places for about 8 million baht. sold them for 15 million.  they all went to over 20 million.....well, you can't be perfect.

 

when someone says "goodbye" ONE YEAR after COVID....well, we are near the bottom.

 

the sheep are always, always, always wrong...usually because they have no money and only hope for disasters...

 

look around the world.  many good places to invest now.  

[Susco]

40 minutes ago, redwood1 said:

17,000....?.........No doubt they would have gone for 12,000 as desperate as landlords are....

 

Yes kick them when they're down seems to be your tactic, looking at this and your previous post.

 

Hope they give you a run for your money once this is all over

[BritManToo]

8 minutes ago, Ventenio said:

the sheep are always, always, always wrong...usually because they have no money and only hope for disasters...

i have money, but not so much that I can afford to give any more women houses.

And I've never felt the urge to buy property sitting on someone else's land, no matter how cheap. 

If you have enough money to last the rest of your life, do you really still need to 'invest'?

 

Can't see any big return of people to Pattaya in the next 2-3-4 years.

More likely the condos will fall apart than raise in value in the short term.

[Surelynot]

Just now, BritManToo said:

i have money, but not so much that I can afford to give any more women houses.

Why is marriage like a hurricane?......at first everything feels calm, cosy and warm.....then suddenly your house has gone.

[BritManToo]

1 hour ago, Surelynot said:

Those are advertised prices......I think once you show a genuine interest and make an offer the price will come down.....our condo was 26,000 pm....got it down to 17,000 pm....... if I were any good at negotiating I am sure I could have got him down further,

I'm only paying 11k/month for the mortgage on my new 3 bedroom house in Chiang Mai.

I thought Pattaya was supposed to be cheap, or is that a multi-room condo with it's own infinity roof top pool?

[Surelynot]

4 minutes ago, BritManToo said:

I'm only paying 11k/month for the mortgage on my new 3 bedroom house in Chiang Mai.

I thought Pattaya was supposed to be cheap, or is that a multi-room condo with it's own infinity roof top pool?

Central Bangkok, excellent management, ultra clean and tidy, infinity pool 39th floor, gym, games room, party room, library, golf simulator......our room (one bedroom) is quite small but high spec, well designed, only the two of us.....happy to pay that level of rent for the facilities, which we use every day.

[redwood1]

10 minutes ago, Susco said:

 

Yes kick them when they're down seems to be your tactic, looking at this and your previous post.

 

Hope they give you a run for your money once this is all over

 

And you dont think landlords are more than happy to keep raising the price when a booming is going on?........Look no further than Sihanoukville were rents went up X5  X10 and left many Cambodians homeless...

[shackleton]

It seems we are reading every week about the Doom and Gloom reality 

In Pattaya

Then the Tourist board comes up with ideas to say the foreign tourist will return  soon 

Until the Quarantine restrictions are lifted or the vaccine  is given out to the Thai population

The Thai tourist board  can only dream of what could be 

[Surelynot]

4 minutes ago, redwood1 said:

 

And you dont think landlords are more than happy to keep raising the price when a booming is going on?........Look no further than Sihanoukville were rents went up X5  X10 and left many Cambodians homeless...

Exactly....they would screw you to the wall given half a chance .....supply and demand

[popabear]

1 hour ago, ChakaKhan said:

I must be the exception! Im just sitting here waiting to get vaccine so I can travel! ????

Me, Im waiting to leave a locked up Australia .????     Regards,,,,Popa