Areas
Sixteen Bangkok areas we actually work in.
Not a map of the whole city. These are the neighbourhoods we have keys to, know the buildings in, and can tell you the truth about — including which ones we would talk you out of.
Start here
Start from what you care about, not the map.
Almost everyone arrives asking “where should I live?” when the useful question is “what am I optimising for?” Pick the one that matters most and the shortlist gets short fast.
The commute decides it
You are in an office five days a week and would rather walk to the train than sit in traffic.
The budget decides it
You would rather have a second bedroom and a pool than a short walk to a wine bar.
The family decides it
School run, outside space, somewhere the children can be outdoors after five.
Six we know street by street
The areas we can walk you round.
Both figures are the typical price across the homes we have published there — the middle of the range, not its cheapest corner.
- Nana–AsokeAsok BTSBTS and MRT connectionsTypical rent฿50,000Typical purchase฿9M58 homes
Phrom PhongPhrom Phong BTSParks, dining, and BTSTypical rent฿55,000Typical purchase฿12.9M47 homes
Thong LoThong Lo BTSRestaurants and side streetsTypical rent฿55,000Typical purchase฿11M69 homes
Ekkamai–Phra KhanongEkkamai BTS · Phra Khanong BTSTwo connected BTS neighborhoodsTypical rent฿75,000Typical purchase฿19M56 homes
Rama 9–RamkhamhaengRamkhamhaeng ARLAirport Rail Link and city accessTypical rent฿28,000Typical purchase฿7.5M8 homes
On Nut–BearingOn Nut BTSMore room for the budgetTypical rent฿70,000Typical purchase฿8.3M22 homes
Also covered
Ten more areas with homes on our books.
Published homes, no walking guide yet. The numbers are counted the same way.
Every number on this page is counted from the homes we have published, at the moment this page was built.
Still torn between two? That is the conversation we are best at.
Tell us where you work and how you want to get there. We will name the areas that make that easy, and the ones we would talk you out of.
