After watching decades of home remodeling, I must say that this project's design and interior treatments were very impressive. The costs are easily a fifth of a western metropolis. Great video, Chris.
Chris I’m so glad you’re creating more content. I was saddened from your last video that you were slowing down due to your move from Bangkok. Please mate don’t stop we need you 🙏
Beautifully house in a very good location! For that price unimaginable in the west. But I agree with the other comments. You should have mentioned the difficulties for foreigners to own land in Thailand. Not that people get wrong ideas. And to be fair. I totally agree with the Thai approach to not let foreigners own land. Otherwise rich people from Russia, china etc would just buy everything and drive up prices (that’s what happens where I’m living).
We don´t know the price for the house & land. Only cost for renovation. So the total cost is multiple of the renovation cost. Land at lower Soi's on Sukhumvit Rd, whoah! That is not cheap...
@@brettallan7417 It really depends on where you live. In the USA, townhomes are typically considered as a part of condo development as they share a wall. I have no idea what the legal definition is in Thailand, but there are plenty of structures that you could buy in the USA without owning the land. Probably not a good investment but in some heavily populated areas you don’t have much choice.
Chris's videos are almost always 100%. He is the TH-camR MVP in Thailand. Chris tried to pull the prices from Chris. Perhaps, one could guess the price. The Renovation is 5.5 million Baht and the cost for the initial land 2? million Baht: Total price 7 million BHT. I wonder how much the architect cost. I understand people are shy about prices. In the States, this isn't a problem. Purchase prices are public records.
Bangkok resident Farang here. We just moved back 2 months ago after being away for 9 years. We kept our 3 bedroom house in the northern suburbs and the plan was to come back and give it a serious makeover. This video was so timely, as we're 3/4 of the way through our renovation. My wife is Thai and has taken the lead, negotiating with the various tradies and organising the material purchasing. As we are coming to the end of our project, it looks like it's going to cost us just under 2 million baht. I must add, while we are proud as hell of our home, what Chris has done here is next level and hats off to him for that. I think what he's done is worthy of a Grand Designs program.
That’s a really nice house in a a great location Chris! I don’t know if I’d have the patience for the project to complete but as long as I had a comfortable place to stay while the project was being worked on I’d be ok.
A nice video. It would be great to know a little more: how much was the original house, and the total cost overall (and the total time from architect to completion). Were there any issues getting planning permission? Chris, it would be really helpful if you mention the legal status of the properties you show. Often the condo videos just give a price and don't mention are they freehold, 30-year lease, etc., and what are the ongoing fees. In this case, it is presumably freehold, purchased in the name of the Thai spouse.
I love your videos Chris. Great content, personality and videography :) I look forward to attending a meetup when in Bangkok this year before you and Hailey head to Koh Samui
Love the intro at SWU. Reminds me of when I started watching your videos during covid (stuck in the US). I've had a condo in that area for over a year now and walk thru the university 2 or 3 times a week and it was only recently I realized this is where you did a lot of those videos!
Really nice job, and amazing results for 5mb. I bought with my wife run down 4 floor townhouse for 3.2mb and renovated for 1.5mb, beats condo living imo, but very budget compared to this project.
@@mindchimp in Bangkok, about 800m from MRT/BTS so not too bad. Up there should be even more bargains. You have to find good people to renovate, first lot didn't seal the bathroom floors, water was getting under tiles and leaking to the floor below. Have to shop around also as some quotes were ridiculous i.e. 300k vs 50k to re-do the wiring, put in safety switch board. In the end it's worth it, got about 240sqm of space.
@@marleymarl0 Cheers mate, wow thats a great deal you found then. Yeah Im doing it up here with the intent of airbnb'ing it. Dont know any contractors but grew up with a tradesman and working on sites and seeing some of the work done here I would definitely be watching the job. Appreciate the pointers.
I really appreciate the video being of a townhouse versus the usual boring condos. I have mentioned this previously; how about doing some videos about actual houses outside of the downtown area? Show people what they can get in the suburbs of Bangkok. There are some great planned communities. As for Chris and his house, I like the design, but I am definitely not one for city life. I like being outdoors and having a lawn/garden. He has two kids, with the hopes of more, yet there really is not any place for the kids to play when they get older, unless you take them to a park or let them play in the street. It was also interesting that he was too embarrassed to give the total price of the project. While 5 million to gut the place and redesign it is awesome, I wonder how many million more he had to shell out for the purchase, and the various fees for architects, government fees, and miscellaneous.
if to purchase a condo is 5million i much rather go ahead and purchase a house premade but after watching this video remodeling it seems to have a better touch in the end. thanks for sharing!
well I think the decition depends on the plans and yes if the plan to live along time in Thailand I'd go with the buying option but if it's a short time then rent is the righ ,decition i admire his thinking and wish him and his family a happy life thank you for sharing that and looking forward for more videos, good luck.
20 years ago I was doing renovations in Quebec . At the end of the year I'll be living in Thailand as a condo renter only , at my age , living the life is the goal .
wow your home renovation is stunning and beautiful. what was the time of the construction and budget in total? Would you recommend the home improvement company that you hired? please advise me some renovation ideas and price structure,
Nice video, Chris. In the future, can you please make a video about a cheaper house that needed more work, where the renovations were less expensive or the owner did the renovations himself?
That's the way, indeed! You buy it, but also renovate it. The leverage aspect in real estate is so much easier to be created, unlike almost all other sectors. I personally like the Thai Condo Flips - You Buy the condo and re-enlist it for rent via the company you bought if from, or from the operational company. This guy is so cool!
I really appreciate ALL your Videos. Thank You for sharing infos about Thailand. PS Looking at you sweat face, I can imagine how HUMIDITY is always interfering with your day life. My personal opinion is: yes to Thailand for 6 months, no more (also for the new Tax Legislation)
It is a very nice house. But you forgot to mention (or did I miss it?) that foreigners cant buy land in Thailand, that means that the house belongs to his wife 100%. Many newbies dont know that. If she divorces she can kick him out in a minute. That happens in Thailand every day. "In company name" is actually not wanted by the Thai government, laws might change, and if you go that way (where actually a Thai "nominee" owns 51% of the house) you are faced with high yearly costs for "audits" etc. Better rent in Thailand.
@@rayodesoona750 good life partner, I pray that you smarten up my guy. relationships are constantly changing and Even if you have a perfect life partner you do not control elements of life that can separate the 2.
I would not be keen to do a property flip in Bangkok, given how difficult the market is over there, but in Samui the market for private villas is sort of booming. We are completing an extensive programme of renovation of our villa in Koh Samui, which was showing its age and had been working hard for its first 10 years as a rented property. A general refresh, 2 new bathrooms, a new kitchen, retiling the pool, various upgrades, new appliances ... One can improve an existing villa quite a lot for a very reasonable budget. And it is fun to do it too. The hardest bit is to find reliable contractors. Difficult to say how much all that work has boosted the value of the property, but we have no intention to sell anyway. With the new night ferry service from Bangkok, it has become possible to travel to Samui for a week or two of holidays, which is ideal for us. We may rent it out selectively, or just keep it all for ourselves.
Interesting video, but I no longer want to live in a city. Bought a house in Huay Yai, did some improvements mostly filling in things that hadn't been done yet. There's some minor renovation still on the list which will be done soon. No regrets living close to nature.
Wow! nice work. This guy confirms what I've seen in videos where it was said real estate websites don't stay current. Why are current condo and house listings not readily available in Thailand?
My guess is there is no central organization that makes it happen. In the States, Real Estate licenses are controlled by the government. There is no such control in Thailand. It is the wild wild west.
Seen all sorts when it comes to Thai videos, Bar girls & the perverted foreigner drunks❗️ This was a breath of real fresh Thai sea breeze air; Calm guy and focused. The type that may truly sway you that there’s a decent fearless Thai family life that can be had if you want to try it…👍🏾 Thx Chris for this RWFY gem of a video💯
hello everyone from Phuket Thailand 👋. around 3 weeks ago I open TH-cam channel too about my life in Thailand. English it's not my native but I try speak English and thai 😃
Did you find a place on Samui Chris, Sorry I missed you a month goes so fast in paradise. Back in the USA today. We just found 3 rai in Ban Phai we are buying for a very high price of 10k USD. 55555 Future home of the Monshine Distillery. I can not imagine spending 5 mil on a remodel. My custom built home cost about a million thb.
yes and people watching this video should know that it is illegal for foreigners to own land. houses, townhouses and shophouses are not the same as condos which are legal to own. great video. now if Thailand would make clear the new tax laws for foreigners.
Is that kind of purchase and renovation possible/stable/safe for a non-Thai couple? Or would it be a land lease only and basically a throw-away home if you were to pass and try to will it?
Chris I’ll be making my first trip to Bangkok in August for dental vacation and wanted to know if you can please recommend any affordable places to stay for the month. (Clinic is the Bangkok international dental clinic,BIDC ) Thanks !
If you're looking to rent or buy a condo, villa, or house in Bangkok, Chiang Mai or Koh Samui then reach out to me at connect@retiredworkingforyou.com and I'll hook you up with a great agent who has helped a lot of my viewers find a place. Visit Len Golf here: maps.app.goo.gl/hSnE1KGG4stfLcoZ6
Great Video =) But it would be interesting, how he think about the don't can own the ground of the house, only the house. This is the bad part of Thailand, that you can't not own the ground.
It would have been good to know abit of back story on how he got the money to do all this, the renovate and then have the finance to open up a business is pretty good going
Seems like the idea is to set up a one stop shop rental company and get every house that's for sale on that website. Good business idea i think, a lot of work but that would make buying houses easier and quicker
A townhouse of this size in that area would cost a minimum of 20M baht. This townhouse after the reno can probably sell on the market for 35M baht or rent out on AirBnb for 5000+ baht a night. Great job for him, it's a great investment overall.
It'll be a lot more than that, simply based on the land value in the Asok area. Chris obviously has ample financial resources, and I'd guess his wife is from a well-to-do family as well, and they met in the U.S.. Good for them, nice setup!
Excellent rebuild Think they got lucky with the original find Price for reconstruction is amazing 200K NZ$ for renovations (wont even say rebuild) would get you sweet ~ all
No renovations and no leases! I've been tied down all my life with obligations so it's time to travel with no chains. But that renovation for $135k is incredible!
I've been out in Asok now for a few months on a Privilege Visa. I've got a fleet of camera equipment with me and would love to help you out with these educational videos to help others make the jump to Thailand!
After watching decades of home remodeling, I must say that this project's design and interior treatments were very impressive. The costs are easily a fifth of a western metropolis. Great video, Chris.
Chris I’m so glad you’re creating more content. I was saddened from your last video that you were slowing down due to your move from Bangkok. Please mate don’t stop we need you 🙏
Beautifully house in a very good location! For that price unimaginable in the west. But I agree with the other comments. You should have mentioned the difficulties for foreigners to own land in Thailand. Not that people get wrong ideas. And to be fair. I totally agree with the Thai approach to not let foreigners own land. Otherwise rich people from Russia, china etc would just buy everything and drive up prices (that’s what happens where I’m living).
You can own condos and townhouses just fine, just not land (so not regular houses, say in the countryside).
@@farangthony What do you think a townhouse sits on - LAND?
We don´t know the price for the house & land. Only cost for renovation. So the total cost is multiple of the renovation cost. Land at lower Soi's on Sukhumvit Rd, whoah! That is not cheap...
The thing is you don’t have to buy land just rent. I can rent for 50 -60 years if im 30 years old
@@brettallan7417
It really depends on where you live. In the USA, townhomes are typically considered as a part of condo development as they share a wall.
I have no idea what the legal definition is in Thailand, but there are plenty of structures that you could buy in the USA without owning the land.
Probably not a good investment but in some heavily populated areas you don’t have much choice.
That guy is truly living my dream! And Chris, this was one of best videos of yours! Cheers from Finland!
Chris's videos are almost always 100%. He is the TH-camR MVP in Thailand. Chris tried to pull the prices from Chris. Perhaps, one could guess the price. The Renovation is 5.5 million Baht and the cost for the initial land 2? million Baht: Total price 7 million BHT. I wonder how much the architect cost. I understand people are shy about prices. In the States, this isn't a problem. Purchase prices are public records.
Bangkok resident Farang here. We just moved back 2 months ago after being away for 9 years. We kept our 3 bedroom house in the northern suburbs and the plan was to come back and give it a serious makeover. This video was so timely, as we're 3/4 of the way through our renovation. My wife is Thai and has taken the lead, negotiating with the various tradies and organising the material purchasing.
As we are coming to the end of our project, it looks like it's going to cost us just under 2 million baht. I must add, while we are proud as hell of our home, what Chris has done here is next level and hats off to him for that. I think what he's done is worthy of a Grand Designs program.
Stellar work! The creativity and effort put into this really shows. I’m blown away
Fantastic home and very well done ,Who would have thought it's in the heart of Bangkok without knowing
Really eye opening video! Really nice of Chris to walk us through their home!! Well Done 👌👌
Nice renovation. Really shows the value of a good architect.
Great find & excellent job on the renovation 👌
I would never consider taking on a project like this but the results were absolutely amazing. What an incredible place and so inexpensive.
Wow that came out really nice! Congrats to the owners & thanks for showing us
That’s a really nice house in a a great location Chris! I don’t know if I’d have the patience for the project to complete but as long as I had a comfortable place to stay while the project was being worked on I’d be ok.
Awesome video! Really appreciate the in depth look at the process of a renovation in the middle of Bangkok.
What a wacky and stunning video on the living conditions hardly acquired by any foreigners.
This is useful video for our future life in Bangkok. Thank you
Very interesting and refreshing video Chris P. 👍🙏Wow, very beautiful house ! Stunning, top notch renovation😍❣
A nice video. It would be great to know a little more: how much was the original house, and the total cost overall (and the total time from architect to completion). Were there any issues getting planning permission?
Chris, it would be really helpful if you mention the legal status of the properties you show. Often the condo videos just give a price and don't mention are they freehold, 30-year lease, etc., and what are the ongoing fees. In this case, it is presumably freehold, purchased in the name of the Thai spouse.
I love your videos Chris. Great content, personality and videography :) I look forward to attending a meetup when in Bangkok this year before you and Hailey head to Koh Samui
Gorgeous place. If I had access to someone to help with language skills, I’d definitely do that renovation
Love the intro at SWU. Reminds me of when I started watching your videos during covid (stuck in the US). I've had a condo in that area for over a year now and walk thru the university 2 or 3 times a week and it was only recently I realized this is where you did a lot of those videos!
lived on Soi 22 for a few years, right around the corner and loved that area! I miss it and will be heading back to live sooner than later
Really nice job, and amazing results for 5mb. I bought with my wife run down 4 floor townhouse for 3.2mb and renovated for 1.5mb, beats condo living imo, but very budget compared to this project.
Nice Im thinking of doing the same, where did you do it? Im up in Chiang Mai
@@mindchimp in Bangkok, about 800m from MRT/BTS so not too bad. Up there should be even more bargains. You have to find good people to renovate, first lot didn't seal the bathroom floors, water was getting under tiles and leaking to the floor below. Have to shop around also as some quotes were ridiculous i.e. 300k vs 50k to re-do the wiring, put in safety switch board. In the end it's worth it, got about 240sqm of space.
@@marleymarl0 Cheers mate, wow thats a great deal you found then. Yeah Im doing it up here with the intent of airbnb'ing it. Dont know any contractors but grew up with a tradesman and working on sites and seeing some of the work done here I would definitely be watching the job. Appreciate the pointers.
I really appreciate the video being of a townhouse versus the usual boring condos. I have mentioned this previously; how about doing some videos about actual houses outside of the downtown area? Show people what they can get in the suburbs of Bangkok. There are some great planned communities.
As for Chris and his house, I like the design, but I am definitely not one for city life. I like being outdoors and having a lawn/garden. He has two kids, with the hopes of more, yet there really is not any place for the kids to play when they get older, unless you take them to a park or let them play in the street.
It was also interesting that he was too embarrassed to give the total price of the project. While 5 million to gut the place and redesign it is awesome, I wonder how many million more he had to shell out for the purchase, and the various fees for architects, government fees, and miscellaneous.
Great show Chris! Stay cool 😎 kind and generous.
if to purchase a condo is 5million i much rather go ahead and purchase a house premade but after watching this video remodeling it seems to have a better touch in the end. thanks for sharing!
Great video. Great interview. Worked with Thai Army in Vietnam. Both countries great people & cultures. Thanks.
well I think the decition depends on the plans and yes if the plan to live along time in Thailand I'd go with the buying option but if it's a short time then rent is the righ ,decition i admire his thinking and wish him and his family a happy life thank you for sharing that and looking forward for more videos, good luck.
Great video! It is such a beautiful house that has a nice floor plan.
20 years ago I was doing renovations in Quebec . At the end of the year I'll be living in Thailand as a condo renter only , at my age , living the life is the goal .
wow your home renovation is stunning and beautiful. what was the time of the construction and budget in total? Would you recommend the home improvement company that you hired? please advise me some renovation ideas and price structure,
thank you for sharing, Bangkok, Thailand will definitely my favorite place to retire in future.
Nice video, Chris. In the future, can you please make a video about a cheaper house that needed more work, where the renovations were less expensive or the owner did the renovations himself?
What an awesome house!!! Thanks for sharing this with us Chris 😊
Any time!
That's the way, indeed!
You buy it, but also renovate it.
The leverage aspect in real estate is so much easier to be created, unlike almost all other sectors.
I personally like the Thai Condo Flips - You Buy the condo and re-enlist it for rent via the company you bought if from, or from the operational company.
This guy is so cool!
If he were to put it on Airbnb or something, I would definitely come. It's so ideally located, it's the perfect place.
Beautiful remodel. I would love to have seen the before photos prior to the demolition. How did you find him?
Great to see you back Chris
Damn Chris did a bang up job on that renovation!!! Really NICE!
Great Video Chris - happy to share our Koh Tao story anytime !
Beautifully done! I would prefer an inexpensive condo to rent myself, but do not have the family to consider.
Beautiful spot and rebuild work. Nice design and color schemes too.
I really appreciate ALL your Videos. Thank You for sharing infos about Thailand. PS Looking at you sweat face, I can imagine how HUMIDITY is always interfering with your day life. My personal opinion is: yes to Thailand for 6 months, no more (also for the new Tax Legislation)
It is a very nice house. But you forgot to mention (or did I miss it?) that foreigners cant buy land in Thailand, that means that the house belongs to his wife 100%. Many newbies dont know that. If she divorces she can kick him out in a minute. That happens in Thailand every day. "In company name" is actually not wanted by the Thai government, laws might change, and if you go that way (where actually a Thai "nominee" owns 51% of the house) you are faced with high yearly costs for "audits" etc. Better rent in Thailand.
If you have a good life partner There's no need to worry about that. Besides that I saw that most foreigners cheat
If you become a permanent resident in thailand , house issue is a non issue.
@@opus3989 Thai government knows this. Most tourists are sex tourists. that why permanent resident It's difficult.
@@rayodesoona750 good life partner, I pray that you smarten up my guy. relationships are constantly changing and Even if you have a perfect life partner you do not control elements of life that can separate the 2.
Hmm then its not Bang for the buck in Bangkok 😅
Great looking house - very affordable price for such a massive renovation by America standard
Great upload.
Would love to know "ballpark" what he paid for the house before reno.
This looks good! I used to go to Soi Cowboy in the 1970's when I was in the military. I'm single; can I own a house or is it strictly condos for me?
What a neat project. Without a Thai wife I would not do the renovation.
You got very good price from the contractor. Beautiful and cozy home.
Awesome video, appreciate when you do higher end.great work dude
I would not be keen to do a property flip in Bangkok, given how difficult the market is over there, but in Samui the market for private villas is sort of booming.
We are completing an extensive programme of renovation of our villa in Koh Samui, which was showing its age and had been working hard for its first 10 years as a rented property. A general refresh, 2 new bathrooms, a new kitchen, retiling the pool, various upgrades, new appliances ... One can improve an existing villa quite a lot for a very reasonable budget. And it is fun to do it too. The hardest bit is to find reliable contractors.
Difficult to say how much all that work has boosted the value of the property, but we have no intention to sell anyway. With the new night ferry service from Bangkok, it has become possible to travel to Samui for a week or two of holidays, which is ideal for us. We may rent it out selectively, or just keep it all for ourselves.
Great information! Thanks Chris!
Interesting video, but I no longer want to live in a city. Bought a house in Huay Yai, did some improvements mostly filling in things that hadn't been done yet. There's some minor renovation still on the list which will be done soon. No regrets living close to nature.
Just finished ours in Sikhoraphum...yes.. wayyyy out there.. although looking for the next in BKK.. This is another fantastic video ❤
Wow! nice work. This guy confirms what I've seen in videos where it was said real estate websites don't stay current. Why are current condo and house listings not readily available in Thailand?
My guess is there is no central organization that makes it happen. In the States, Real Estate licenses are controlled by the government. There is no such control in Thailand. It is the wild wild west.
Seen all sorts when it comes to Thai videos, Bar girls & the perverted foreigner drunks❗️ This was a breath of real fresh Thai sea breeze air; Calm guy and focused. The type that may truly sway you that there’s a decent fearless Thai family life that can be had if you want to try it…👍🏾 Thx Chris for this RWFY gem of a video💯
The place looks great! As a dad of 2 girls, I wonder where his kids are going to school. Private American/International school?
Great video!.
Can I ask what your vlogging camera and microphone is? Thank you
hello everyone from Phuket Thailand 👋. around 3 weeks ago I open TH-cam channel too about my life in Thailand. English it's not my native but I try speak English and thai 😃
Did you find a place on Samui Chris, Sorry I missed you a month goes so fast in paradise. Back in the USA today. We just found 3 rai in Ban Phai we are buying for a very high price of 10k USD. 55555 Future home of the Monshine Distillery. I can not imagine spending 5 mil on a remodel. My custom built home cost about a million thb.
Technically he bought it for his wife. Most important, make sure you have a stable relationship first. 👍🏼
One day she s not happy…
Not shure, as townhouses you can buy on a foreigner quote as well
@@aaronw3461 no. illegal.
@@jameswest3275 no, if the quote of the townhouses belong to 51% to Thais it’s legal, just for example…..
yes and people watching this video should know that it is illegal for foreigners to own land. houses, townhouses and shophouses are not the same as condos which are legal to own. great video. now if Thailand would make clear the new tax laws for foreigners.
Is that kind of purchase and renovation possible/stable/safe for a non-Thai couple? Or would it be a land lease only and basically a throw-away home if you were to pass and try to will it?
The fake golf looks fun, even easier than miniature golf for the old folks!
Chris I’ll be making my first trip to Bangkok in August for dental vacation and wanted to know if you can please recommend any affordable places to stay for the month. (Clinic is the Bangkok international dental clinic,BIDC )
Thanks !
If you're looking to rent or buy a condo, villa, or house in Bangkok, Chiang Mai or Koh Samui then reach out to me at connect@retiredworkingforyou.com and I'll hook you up with a great agent who has helped a lot of my viewers find a place.
Visit Len Golf here: maps.app.goo.gl/hSnE1KGG4stfLcoZ6
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Great Video =)
But it would be interesting, how he think about the don't can own the ground of the house, only the house.
This is the bad part of Thailand, that you can't not own the ground.
It would have been good to know abit of back story on how he got the money to do all this, the renovate and then have the finance to open up a business is pretty good going
Impressive, sounds like it’s an undertaking for the few :)
So beautiful design and renovate old house. 😮😉👍🏚🏠🏡
Excellent presentation. ❤️ thank you
Another great video Chris, thanks mate.
Seems like the idea is to set up a one stop shop rental company and get every house that's for sale on that website. Good business idea i think, a lot of work but that would make buying houses easier and quicker
Such an awesome House
Is there flooding in Asok?
Very light and elegant house.
Great video. Please make more renovation videos of houses in BKK 🙏
A townhouse of this size in that area would cost a minimum of 20M baht. This townhouse after the reno can probably sell on the market for 35M baht or rent out on AirBnb for 5000+ baht a night. Great job for him, it's a great investment overall.
I think 20M THB is a bit low. Probably worth quite a lot more.
It'll be a lot more than that, simply based on the land value in the Asok area. Chris obviously has ample financial resources, and I'd guess his wife is from a well-to-do family as well, and they met in the U.S.. Good for them, nice setup!
Request: can you make a video on buying a used car in Thailand. Some pro tips would be appreciated.
Excellent rebuild
Think they got lucky with the original find
Price for reconstruction is amazing
200K NZ$ for renovations (wont even say rebuild) would get you sweet ~ all
No renovations and no leases!
I've been tied down all my life with obligations so it's time to travel with no chains.
But that renovation for $135k is incredible!
Great video very beautiful house .
Watching from Dubai, originally from Australia, where do you recommend the best place to buy a condo for an expat
For Bangkok a sukhumvit condo would be an obvious choice. I live at Thong Lor and it’s a nice area and a good location.
The answer is don’t buy .
Don't buy, doesn't make any sense here at all ❤
Not in TH
You should try live here first, and rent Bangkok isn’t for everyone
9:30 i see Hibiki there. Nice 😀
I've been out in Asok now for a few months on a Privilege Visa. I've got a fleet of camera equipment with me and would love to help you out with these educational videos to help others make the jump to Thailand!
How does property taxes and insurance work on renovating an old building into 2024 specs?
Good shit ,,,, ❤Good idea for changing it up ,,, 😊
Those beautiful granite and marble floors everone in Thailandhas not very kid friendly. But carpets get moldy
This is impressive.
Yes! I would need either a pretty big condo for these 2 dogs too or a house!
Prime location? Middle of the city? Next year want somebody to make a 30 storey building?
Beautiful house 😍
Great location & cool renovation :)
What I would be interested in, do him bought it in a foreigner quote?
Foreigner Joe and Gift built their own home!
Great video Chris
Sick dude. How about a vid for the little guy who doesn’t have 5-10 Mil in rattling the pocket
Thank you Chris !!!!
I wonder how much the designs from the architect cost.
My wife wants to buy a house close to her family and friends in either Rama 2 or 3. Not sure if she will buy a brand new one or remodel an older one.
Thanks - great work.
How much was the house before reno 😊