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Did we just had an earthquake?
I saw another video of a condo block in Bangkok swaying at hitting the sister condo next door, that's got to make it unsafe to live in now, must have moved a metre -
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Big earthquake in CM just now!
I was in the Loma Prietta quake in 89', that was a long quake. This one was over 10 sec. easy -
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Big earthquake in CM just now!
I live near a fault that they say is due. I could loose quite a bit of my wealth. Makes one consider renting rather than owning ones living quarters. -
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Please recommend some Pattaya condominium
If you go to T21/Central daily I would rule out everything in Jomtien. My spouse and I used to live in south Jomtien and, like you, we went into Pattaya a lot. We eventually realized we should live closer to where we were spending so much time and we moved and lived in north Pattaya and then Wongamat before moving to a house on the Darkside--which is actually quicker to get to T21 than south Jomtien was. My first recommendation would be Northshore but the cheapest unit there I could find is over your price range. You might consider Markland, just down the street, an older project. In your price range and you could walk to T21 but the facilities are not as good as some of the newer projects and some of the condos need renovation. There are some smaller, low-rise projects here and there in this area of Pattaya that you could look into, such as City Smart Residence. There are also some low-rise projects near The Base and The Avenue shopping center, which are walking distance to Central Festival. One of the newer ones is Grand Avenue and it would be in your price range, as would be most or all of the other ones. I'm not especially familiar with low-rise projects as my spouse and I always bought seaview condos but I know there are a number of them. Literally right next to Central Festival is View Talay 6, in your price range for a large studio but the project is on the short side with amenities. Up the street a bit is Centric Sea, a large, 3 building project on Second Road--walkable to both T21 and Festival. In the past it was plagued with daily renters. I've heard there has been a crackdown but it might still be a problem to check out. 3 pools and 3 gyms. The third building at Centric is a smaller, low-rise in the back, with the third pool and the third, smaller gym. Likely quieter than the 2 highrise buildings and you might consider something in that building if a seaview isn't important. If you have transportation, you could check the many condo projects in Wongamat--a nice area of Pattaya. Most are not far from T21 and, using back roads, traffic isn't bad. There are a number of reasonably priced low-rise projects scattered around, such as Club Royal. A big variety of older and newer projects. One of the newer highrise projects, with lots of amenities, is Riviera Wongamat, and it would have units in your price range. There are a number of others, such as Zire and Wongamat Tower, that could also have smaller, non-seaview units in your budget. I suggest you do some checking on the website Hipflat. Hipflat is a good database that posts listings from lots of different real estate agencies. You will see some duplicate listings--agencies posting the same condo for sale--as a number of agencies might have the same listing. The last condo I was selling showed up on Hipflat at least 8 times as I had listed it with lots of agencies. On the plus side, with the duplicated listings you will likely see some different photos of the condos you are interested in. When you get to the Hipflat site, choose 'buy', then 'condos for sale', and then choose 'Chonburi' as the province. You will then see a list of areas in light pink boxes. I would click on the boxes for South Pattaya and North Pattaya. This will give you listings with photos for condos ranging from the southern part of Pattaya to Naklua/Wongamat, Do some searching on the website, identify some projects that seem to have what you are looking for, and then do some in-person looking. Take your time and don't rush into things. With the project or projects you are interested in, make multiple visits at various times of the day and on a weekend. Talk with some of the owner-residents and give the whole project a going over with a sharp eye. If you can see the financials, all the better. Check what the monthly maintenance fee is and make a note of how the maintenance on the project is going--good or bad. I would strongly recommend only buying in foreign quota. The condo will be in your name on the Chanote (title deed) and you will not have to deal with the yearly reports and expenses involved with owning in Company Name. Should you ever decide to sell, foreign quota condos are usually an easier sell and attract more potential buyers--some buyers will only look at condos in foreign quota. Good luck with your search. -
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Thai Restaurant Industry Faces Crisis as Purchases Plummet by 40%
Have you considered you are eating all the profits? i know you struggle with diabetes and being grossly overweight, cut down on the stuffing your face and your mrs fake business might make a profit -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 28 March 2025
Thailand Approves Tax Breaks for Large Commercial Electric Vehicles Photo courtesy of The Nation The Thai Cabinet has approved a draft decree aimed at promoting investment in large commercial electric vehicles (EVs), offering generous tax incentives to companies. As part of this initiative, firms can claim double the expense for locally produced EVs and 1.5 times for imported ones, as highlighted by Deputy Government spokesperson Sasikarn Watthanachan. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1356095-thailand-approves-tax-breaks-for-large-commercial-electric-vehicles/
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