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Tallest building in CM

baywatch82

By baywatch82
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chiang mai Star Member

chiang mai

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Indeed it is.

I thought it interesting to read what people had to say back then about the Supalai Monti vs the, where we are today view.

For the OP: the units are all sold out long ago but secondary sales are available, at a premium.

MESmith Platinum Member

MESmith

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Indeed it is.

I thought it interesting to read what people had to say back then about the Supalai Monti vs the, where we are today view.

For the OP: the units are all sold out long ago but secondary sales are available, at a premium.

I still agree with my comments from 2012.

chiang mai Star Member

chiang mai

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Indeed it is.

I thought it interesting to read what people had to say back then about the Supalai Monti vs the, where we are today view.

For the OP: the units are all sold out long ago but secondary sales are available, at a premium.

I still agree with my comments from 2012.

Yes, it's a carbuncle for sure, a blot and an eyesore.

MESmith Platinum Member

MESmith

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Indeed it is.

I thought it interesting to read what people had to say back then about the Supalai Monti vs the, where we are today view.

For the OP: the units are all sold out long ago but secondary sales are available, at a premium.

I still agree with my comments from 2012.

Yes, it's a carbuncle for sure, a blot and an eyesore.

And a crap place to live, unless you work at Central Fes....

northernjohn Ruby Member

northernjohn

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Indeed it is.

I thought it interesting to read what people had to say back then about the Supalai Monti vs the, where we are today view.

For the OP: the units are all sold out long ago but secondary sales are available, at a premium.

I still agree with my comments from 2012.

Yes, it's a carbuncle for sure, a blot and an eyesore.

And a crap place to live, unless you work at Central Fes....

Why is it different if you work at central festival? Are the rooms bigger is the plumbing gold if you work there? Did they do proper construction on your unit?

WinnieTheKhwai Star Member

WinnieTheKhwai

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Indeed it is.

I thought it interesting to read what people had to say back then about the Supalai Monti vs the, where we are today view.

For the OP: the units are all sold out long ago but secondary sales are available, at a premium.

I still agree with my comments from 2012.

I also strongly agree with my 2012-self.

luke000 Senior Member

luke000

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I thought it interesting to read what people had to say back then about the Supalai Monti vs the, where we are today view.

For the OP: the units are all sold out long ago but secondary sales are available, at a premium.

I still agree with my comments from 2012.

Yes, it's a carbuncle for sure, a blot and an eyesore.

And a crap place to live, unless you work at Central Fes....

Why is it different if you work at central festival? Are the rooms bigger is the plumbing gold if you work there? Did they do proper construction on your unit?

Travelling to work would be easy if you lived in that tower block and worked in Central Festival shopping center , there are within walking distance of each other

northernjohn Ruby Member

northernjohn

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Yes, it's a carbuncle for sure, a blot and an eyesore.

And a crap place to live, unless you work at Central Fes....

Why is it different if you work at central festival? Are the rooms bigger is the plumbing gold if you work there? Did they do proper construction on your unit?

Travelling to work would be easy if you lived in that tower block and worked in Central Festival shopping center , there are within walking distance of each other

Wont affect the accommodations in the least. Crap is crap no matter where you live or work.

MadMac Gold Member

MadMac

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They just wait for the airport to be relocated, they build a lake nearby already. So let's hope for some more quakes. Not.

chiang mai Star Member

chiang mai

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"The bubble is about to burst"

That's all I got from that thread...

Exactly, you'll notice that several years later it still hasn't!

You'll also notice that despite the various comments about bubbles, not being a good investment and not being able to make money from condo's in Chiang Mai, those units did sell out quickly, many did subsequently change hands several times and it's not impossible to buy one, yet the building is still less than half finished. That bubble is still waiting to pop, but it hasn't!

mesquite Gold Member

mesquite

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"The bubble is about to burst"

That's all I got from that thread...

Exactly, you'll notice that several years later it still hasn't!

You'll also notice that despite the various comments about bubbles, not being a good investment and not being able to make money from condo's in Chiang Mai, those units did sell out quickly, many did subsequently change hands several times and it's not impossible to buy one, yet the building is still less than half finished. That bubble is still waiting to pop, but it hasn't!

And in the mean time, my low rent stays exactly the same.

chiang mai Star Member

chiang mai

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"The bubble is about to burst"

That's all I got from that thread...

Exactly, you'll notice that several years later it still hasn't!

You'll also notice that despite the various comments about bubbles, not being a good investment and not being able to make money from condo's in Chiang Mai, those units did sell out quickly, many did subsequently change hands several times and it's not impossible to buy one, yet the building is still less than half finished. That bubble is still waiting to pop, but it hasn't!

And in the mean time, my low rent stays exactly the same.

A fair point, but has your investment portfolio made a decent return also?

mesquite Gold Member

mesquite

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"The bubble is about to burst"

That's all I got from that thread...

Exactly, you'll notice that several years later it still hasn't!

You'll also notice that despite the various comments about bubbles, not being a good investment and not being able to make money from condo's in Chiang Mai, those units did sell out quickly, many did subsequently change hands several times and it's not impossible to buy one, yet the building is still less than half finished. That bubble is still waiting to pop, but it hasn't!

And in the mean time, my low rent stays exactly the same.

A fair point, but has your investment portfolio made a decent return also?

Yes, with zero work.

chiang mai Star Member

chiang mai

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Exactly, you'll notice that several years later it still hasn't!

You'll also notice that despite the various comments about bubbles, not being a good investment and not being able to make money from condo's in Chiang Mai, those units did sell out quickly, many did subsequently change hands several times and it's not impossible to buy one, yet the building is still less than half finished. That bubble is still waiting to pop, but it hasn't!

And in the mean time, my low rent stays exactly the same.

A fair point, but has your investment portfolio made a decent return also?

Yes, with zero work.

Cool, I suspect however you are not in the majority but well done regardless and I hope that trend continues.

luke000 Senior Member

luke000

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nd a crap place to live, unless you work at Central Fes....

Yes, it's a carbuncle for sure, a blot and an eyesore.

Why is it different if you work at central festival? Are the rooms bigger is the plumbing gold if you work there? Did they do proper construction on your unit?

Travelling to work would be easy if you lived in that tower block and worked in Central Festival shopping center , there are within walking distance of each other

Wont affect the accommodations in the least. Crap is crap no matter where you live or work.

I think that he meant that the convenience of walking to work outweights the unpleasant looking building .

Sorry for asking, but are we having an ironic/sarcastic exchange, or are we being serious ?

Bassosa Advanced Member

Bassosa

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Could it be that the powers that be are trying to turn Superhighway into some sort of Sheik Zayed Road in Dubia? So highway thru the middle and feeder roads with adjoining skyscrapers?

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WinnieTheKhwai Star Member

WinnieTheKhwai

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Could it be that the powers that be are trying to ..

Trying to <anything> implies a level of planning and management. ;)

That said, IF I want big malls, office towers and condominiums anywhere around Chiang Mai, then I want them on the Superhighway and ring roads.

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