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Bangkok in Focus Summary In the past 12 months, 2013, Bangkok saw the continued
Wong Wian Yai-Thapra and Ratchada-Huay Kwang. The
expansion of its condominium housing stock. While activity in
remaining 33% were situated in the downtown area, which
prime districts remained buoyant, the majority of the development
encompasses Sukhumvit Road sois 1-71, Silom Road,
activity was in midtown areas, comprising mostly entry-level
Sathorn Road and Central Lumpini.
homes. This increase in the development of smaller units resulted in an 8% dip in the average selling price to 4.46 million baht, from 4.86 million baht over the previous year. New launches The number of new units launched by listed developers across the metropolitan area in the July 2012 to June 2013
New Launches by Area Sukhumvit 14%
Petchaburi / Pathumwan 4%
Silom / Sathorn 11%
Paholyothin / Phaya Thai 8%
Central Lumpini 4%
Rama 9 / Ratchada / Lat Phrao 17%
Rama III / Narathiwat 5%
Silom Line Extension 21%
Riverfront 2%
Sukhumvit Line Extension 14% Sukhumvit
period fell 23% year on year to 12,898. Distributed across
Silom / Sathorn
32 projects, the total comprised 6,995 units launched in the
14%
14%
second half of 2012 and 5,903 in the first half of 2013. In the previous 12 months, 16,745 units were launched across 35 projects. The majority, 67%, of the new projects were located in the
Central Lumpini
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