bought this condo in jomtiem 8 years ago

5 years ago i had a thai builder start the renovation

he stripped it out and thats about as far as he got ,so having to return back to the uk and only coming out here on holiday locked it up ,paid the yearly maintenence and the 5 years has flown by

anyway this june decided to finish the place off using a different builder

heres the result

im floor 26

just need to get a coffee table and a small dining table

and a couple of other things

wondering whether to sell it,keep it for when i visit ,rent it , or holiday lets

He certainly did a nice job, how much do you have in it, what are others in the building similar selling for, what is market rent for the unit, without more info no one can legit-ably advise you.

Metro.

I quite like Metro though it certainly has its faults (termites, no money in the kitty, strange management, duff waste and water pipes). Thais dont like it much because it is spooky (ie not many people around) but to me that is an advantage.

Pricing in that building, as in many older places in Pattaya, is very bizarre. Some of the most overpriced units I have ever seen in Thailand are in that building, and also some of the cheapest.

I absolutely detest these modern white minimalist finishes though; totally devoid of anything approaching good taste. But hey, Pattaya is full of tastelessness.

Metro.

I quite like Metro though it certainly has its faults (termites, no money in the kitty, strange management, duff waste and water pipes). Thais dont like it much because it is spooky (ie not many people around) but to me that is an advantage.

Pricing in that building, as in many older places in Pattaya, is very bizarre. Some of the most overpriced units I have ever seen in Thailand are in that building, and also some of the cheapest.

I absolutely detest these modern white minimalist finishes though; totally devoid of anything approaching good taste. But hey, Pattaya is full of tastelessness.

I thought that was why most of were here