Bangkok has been the ideal city for property investors. The upbeat city has fully revealed its earning potential with its booming economy, thus attracted countless investors.  To put it precisely, from 1990 to 2017, there’s been an upward trend in Bangkok property price, average out from 10% to 15% p.a.† What’s more, the liberalization of Thailand’s banking sector means an influx of foreign banks, funds and asset managers plus insurance companies, turning Bangkok into the potential regional banking hub.Sansiri, Thailand’s leading developer, has seized the perfect timing to launch different residential projects, among which, Oka Haus is the optimal one situated on Rama IV road, adjacent to the financial district, surrounded by prime commercial buildings and with easy access to public transportation, Expressways, shopping malls, restaurants, schools and universities.† Source from Bank of Thailand

*** Sansiri’s Bangkok project from HKD820K / Expected gross rental yield 6% p.a. / Rare project adjacent to financial district***

Introducing Bangkok Infrastructure Projects

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