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I moved into floral condo a short time ago. I know it's low season but this place now seems abandoned... perhaps everyone left town because of the flooding? I've seen very few residents here... those that have see walk around with earphones in... I think is the new way of say.. FO and leave me alone 555. I'm being serious! Some still wear masks! Give me a break.. 

 

Anyhooo... today a notice was pinned outside the office announcing that as of today... September 28 the "executive committee" has quit... But in Thai language it's states.. "Completed their term"

 

Is there something going on here that I need to be aware of? I shower daily. 

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18 hours ago, 1happykamper said:

I moved into floral condo a short time ago. I know it's low season but this place now seems abandoned... perhaps everyone left town because of the flooding? I've seen very few residents here... those that have see walk around with earphones in... I think is the new way of say.. FO and leave me alone 555. I'm being serious! Some still wear masks! Give me a break.. 

 

Anyhooo... today a notice was pinned outside the office announcing that as of today... September 28 the "executive committee" has quit... But in Thai language it's states.. "Completed their term"

 

Is there something going on here that I need to be aware of? I shower daily. 

They'll have an AGM for room owners to vote in another committee, at least that's what we do at my condo.

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25 minutes ago, 1happykamper said:

I used to lived in Chiang Mai 2015/16 and it's just not the same... Even adjusting for low season... It's too quiet here. I'm retired... But I still enjoy live music... Just a simple guy singing and a guitar...I enjoy a city buzz... Tough to find her

 

You got to be joking or you just don't know Chiang Mai very well, you can't even go to Central Festival without a concernt outside with a band, or a busker inside, there's tons of live music places in Chiang Mai. You can't even get into some cause they're so packed. most of the time.

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4 minutes ago, Cameroni said:

 

You got to be joking or you just don't know Chiang Mai very well, you can't even go to Central Festival without a concernt outside with a band, or a busker inside, there's tons of live music places in Chiang Mai. You can't even get into some cause they're so packed. most of the time.

True. Sorry. I misspoke. I enjoy listening to good QUALITY singing /music. Nine years ago in the old nimman area were several philippine groups.. They were fantastic. 

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On 9/28/2024 at 1:38 PM, 1happykamper said:

I moved into floral condo a short time ago. I know it's low season but this place now seems abandoned... perhaps everyone left town because of the flooding? I've seen very few residents here... those that have see walk around with earphones in... I think is the new way of say.. FO and leave me alone 555. I'm being serious! Some still wear masks! Give me a break.. 

 

Anyhooo... today a notice was pinned outside the office announcing that as of today... September 28 the "executive committee" has quit... But in Thai language it's states.. "Completed their term"

 

Is there something going on here that I need to be aware of? I shower daily. 

The term for committee members is two years. New members will be elected or re elected at the AGM

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11 minutes ago, 1happykamper said:

Thanks for that in depth look at Chiang Mai. 

I was an owner at Floral for many years and I rate it highly. The location and the management were extremely good. Khun Nok was always very serious about her job and keeping the place in good order, it will be a massive loss if she is no longer there although as of last month she was.

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Get ready for a short-notice change. Either something COULD go on which you are not aware of or alternatively, wait for the haze season. I had a conde which I had to sell because I could not stand the haze. Since I sold it, the place got sold on another two times already in less than ten years. 

If a building is too empty and the sinking fund is depleted, elevators will no longer be serviced or work, public areas remain unattended - in short, there are some potential problems luring in an empty place - be warned! 

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Since Toni reappeared from his extended holiday in Dubai and managed to avoid his Free B&B I have gotten the feeling that his feeling towards we foreigners are as before make life difficult for them and that’s why now I’m looking to live between two Asian countries where I can cut my pie in half and share it !

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I am going to say 'things change' - - Can you remember this ditty about urban decay? Not so scary anymore...

 

There's a holdup in the Bronx, 
Brooklyn's broken out in fights. 
There's a traffic jam in Harlem 
That's backed up to Jackson Heights. 
There's a scout troop short a child, 
Khrushchev's due at Idlewild 
Car 54, Where Are You? 

source: https://www.lyricsondemand.com/tvthemes/car54whereareyoulyrics.html

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2 hours ago, Caldera said:

If you don't mind the horrible air quality, you can just as well live in Bangkok, without the boredom that Chiang Mai offers. I think it lost most of its appeal. 

From what I can see Chiang Mai is booming. The new 5 year visa could drive thousands of more people here. For me though it's only getting worse.

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I don't think it's your particular condo. It's like that where I am and several other condo's I have seen. I almost never see other residents in the hallway and the rooms on my floor appear to be mostly empty.

 

I think people just buy places and don't live there full time. Maybe Thai's see them as investments or try to rent them but they don't really rent out???

 

Lower end cheaper rooms (cinderblock type) seem to have more people living there full time.

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