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Notes on the Rama 9 district and what to check before you buy

Living hall with sofa and television wall beside the full-height window

Buying process31 July 20266 min read

Buying at TC Green Rama 9, step by step: from deposit to transfer day

The real sequence of buying a condominium in Thailand — the deposit, the sale and purchase agreement, the foreign-remittance paperwork for a non-Thai buyer, and what actually happens at the Land Department on transfer day.

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Balcony and the daytime view down Rama 9 Road

Orientation & light5 min read

Why a north/east-facing corner unit matters in a city as sunny as Bangkok

Bangkok sits at roughly 13.75°N. The harsh western afternoon sun is what makes most condo units run hot. A north/east-facing corner unit like this one avoids that heat load without giving up daylight.

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Gloss white built-in kitchen with refrigerator and laundry

Furnishing budget6 min read

If you had to buy it all yourself: what a fully built-in, furnished unit like this would cost

Solid hardwood floors, built-ins throughout, a washer and dryer, a refrigerator and a television — all of it is already in the asking price. Here is a straightforward estimate of what sourcing all of that yourself would actually cost.

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Daytime city view from the twentieth floor over Rama 9 Road

Getting around5 min read

The walk to MRT Phra Ram 9, measured honestly

Listings for this building often claim 200 m to the MRT. The operating Blue Line station is about 1.1 km away, an 18-minute walk. The 200 m belongs to an Orange Line station that has not opened yet.

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Night view from the balcony along the length of Rama 9 Road

The district6 min read

Rama 9 and Ratchadaphisek: a guide to the New CBD without the sales pitch

The Stock Exchange, Grade A offices, a Central mall and an Orange Line station are real here. Several other things are still only plans. This guide separates the two.

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Living hall and dining corner seen from the entry, windows on two sides

The building6 min read

TC Green Rama 9: the whole project, before you look at a unit

Four towers, 1,760 units, about 16.25 rai, built by a Thai-Chinese joint venture for more than 4 billion baht. Plus several facts the property portals still get wrong.

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Backlit shelving and television wall dividing the workspace from the hall

Costs and yield6 min read

What it costs to own at TC Green Rama 9, and what the rent numbers say

A common fee of 35 baht per sqm a month, a 350 baht per sqm sinking fund, the costs that land on transfer day, and the rents this building achieves. Plus why one-bedrooms out-yield two-bedrooms here.

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