Bangkok’s River View Condo with Luxury Sky Facilities | Rhythm Charoenkrung Pavilion
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 มิ.ย. 2024
- A luxury condo near Bangkok's riverside, close to Shrewsbury International School, Asiatique the Riverfront, Four Seasons Hotel, along with a range of impressive amenities.
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00:00 Intro
00:31 Project overview, courtyard, lobby
02:59 42nd floor kid's room, sky lounge, observation deck
05:48 43rd floor infinity edge pool
07:25 44th floor gym, spa zone
08:10 43sqm 1 bedroom starting 6.2M THB
09:58 102sqm 2 bedroom starting 17.9M THB
13:17 147sqm 3 bedroom starting 25.7M THB
13:52 Special 2 bedroom with river view
15:38 Will my river view get blocked?
About this condo:
Name: Rhythm Charoenkrung Pavilion
Location maps.app.goo.gl/YQRZFFzb79wzs...
Developer: AP
Total units: 421
Total floors: 44
Maintenance fee: 50thb / sqm / month paid annually
Sinking fund fee: 500thb / sqm paid only once
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I was quoted 7,980,000 at the end of July 2023 for a 1 bed plus city-facing unit on the 21st floor. That price included a 'discount' of 1,200,000. Treat 'discounts' with a pinch of salt; 'smoke and mirrors' come to mind. At 6,200,000, AP are discounting by circa 20% on the July '23 prices. That suggests a very 'soft' market. The floor area was stated as 43.5 m2. The price was calculated on 44.17 m2. But, based on a plan with dimensions provided by the developer, the actual area was just under 40m2. They could not explain the difference to me. So, be sure to verify the floor area if you are a potential buyer. The common areas are lovely but you do not live in them. A complex of this size cannot be supported by a CAM of 50 baht: it will be 70 baht in short order. It's a nice area, but if you are tempted, do serious due diligence.
6.2M is the starting price. Prices for the same unit type differ based on floor, orientation, layout, etc.
If the actual area is off by over 5% from the advertised area, you have the right by law to completely nullify the purchase. You could even sue for false advertising if you were really motivated.
A CAM fee of 50 baht may sound low at face value, but remember that the amount is multiplied by the total square meters of all 421 units in the building, per month
Thank you for filing this with a decent camera
Thank you. It’ll get better and better 😉
Bangkok literally has became *That City* on the world stage. It is what New York was 20 years ago.
Beautiful presentation, Jett, thank you!
I stayed in a condo build by AP which was completed in 2021. I’m glad I was just a tenant.
It is not build to last. Constant major repairs going on everywhere since the start.
It looks all nice on the outside but when you look “under the hood” ..I’m not impressed.
Excellent point! Even from videos selling high-end condos and other luxury properties in Bangkok, if you look carefully, you will see certain features, etc., that don't quite live up to the hype.
I'm not cashing out my US investments that make me monthly income to buy a place. My wife and I are looking to rent long term. We really like the Ritz. we're cool with 200+k a month. Just concerned about the smog.
Love this!
Jett: I would like to see a video about the resale value of real estate properties in Thailand. Obviously, it would have to be general, considering the complexity of the topic. Regardless, this is a very important issue, especially for those potential buyers familiar with investment properties in other countries. These units are not cheap and the return on one's investment meager at best. Before purchasing a condo, apartment, etc. in Thailand, it would be helpful for those of us interested in purchasing property in Bangkok or elsewhere in the country to have some idea of what we are getting into after making such a sizeable investment in real estate.
Looks amazing.
Wow, that pool!
I know right? 😊
Thank you for doing more family friendly condos! Not enough channels do it! The price is a little steep for me though. Can we negotiate?
Sure thing! Can reach out to me at jettgunther.com
Let's talk
Nice
OMG I wanna live there.
love the channel, can you do some videos on some pet friendly buildings?
Stay tuned for the very next one!
are they also available for rent ?
Hey, Jett...The three bedroom is a combination of one bedroom and 2 bedroom units...is that two maintenance and two building fees?
Fees are always calculated based on your total square meter.
So here, the maintenance fees are 50 baht per month x [your total square meters] , paid annually.
The one time sinking fund is 500 baht per month x [your total square meters] , paid once.
If you're asking whether you're handed two bills or one, that's a bit nuanced for my knowledge and it's best to ask the developer.
I would make that first "maids" room an office/work space and relocate the toilet/sink and wash machine to the bonus room next to the kitchen.
I like it!
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with the lack of capital growth in the condo market in bangkok I have to think you're much better off renting and investing the excess capital in higher yielding investments.
Lack? How do you know there’s a lack? Could you please provide some data?
For instance, "The Bangkok condo market slowed in the third quarter of 2023, plunging to its lowest point for supply and demand since the third quarter of 2021, mainly attributed to rising interest rates. Property consultant Knight Frank Thailand reported new condo supply launched in the third quarter of 2023 totalled 5,367 units, down 45% year-on-year." (Bangkok Post). More related articles can be found on-line.
Quarterly dips and bounces are normal.
You can look at a site such as globalpropertyguide.com which tracks price appreciation and rental yields of various markets across a much longer timeframe.
For example: www.globalpropertyguide.com/asia/thailand/price-history
Bangkok would be a decent city without the massive pollution. Unfortunately, that's not the case
Decent? Its the best city in the world. Even with the pollution.
@@aloquicious You need to travel more mate
Is Thailand's 'Clean Air Act' enough to end pollution? www.dw.com/en/is-thailands-clean-air-act-enough-to-end-pollution/a-68022214
Many of us rarely move in the polluted streets of BKK, though. Breathing relatively fresh air over 90% of the time, in shopping centres, walking areas, etc. 🎉
Did my research online. Saves time and money. Visited Thailand three times last year and loved it. It all depends on what you're looking for. One man's heaven is another man's hell. What is your city of choice? since you're so well travelled.@@leotravel85
Smog.
damn look at that pollution , no way would i live in bkk
Not in any way impressed, only the prices are okay.
A maids room in a 100 sqm condo? Why would u do that?
I have room Maids coming every day for 1h , but why would u live with them???? Except u are paralyzed...