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What are the best options for finding a modern high-floor condo in Bangkok with a short-term lease?

Bangkok condominiums short-term lease expat rental options Lumpini Condos Facebook Marketplace Agoda.com

Roger *****

asked Sep 1, 2022

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Hello everyone 👋🏻 I am looking for a modern high floor condominium apartment in the city center of Bangkok but trying to avoid hotels or airbnb. If you are familiar with Vietnam something similar to Vinhomes Central Park. I can sign a 3 month contract, but would like the option to continuously extend. Does anybody know any websites/options/agents to help with my search. My plan is to stay for 1 year, but not 100% sure yet. Thank you for your time 🙏☮

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A user is seeking a modern high-floor condominium in central Bangkok with the possibility of a short-term lease (3 months), while avoiding hotels and Airbnb. The community suggests that finding such a lease is challenging, often requiring a minimum of 6 months, and recommends considering Lumpini Condos, Facebook Marketplace, and Agoda.com as potential sources to explore.

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John *****

look at Agoda.com as they now feature condos

4 years ago

Roger *****

@John ****

Sweet! Appreciate John 🙏 I will check it out now ☮

4 years ago

Mma *******

You could look at facebook market place.

4 years ago

Roger *****

@Mma ******

Good idea. Thanks Mma 💪🏻

4 years ago

Will ***********

My agent wouldn't even help me look for 6 month lease. I signed a 1 year deal

4 years ago

Ali *******

@Will **********

because the owner will pay him more if he find customer rent for 1 years

4 years ago

Ali *******

Very welcom 🥰

4 years ago

Will ***********

@Ali ******

her*

Thanks for the maths

4 years ago

Nick ****************

You could try looking at the Lumpini Condos. I think there are around 13 sites in Bangkok. You might get a 3 month let from someone who is out of Bangkok for an extended period. It’s worth a try. Look on the notice boards near reception.

4 years ago

Roger *****

@Nick ***************

Ok good idea. I will take a look. Thanks for the info Nick

4 years ago

Andrew *******

I have sent you a PM

4 years ago

Brandon ************

It's going to be incredibly difficult to find a condo when you're only willing to sign a 3 month lease agreement. The shortest I've seen is 6 months. Agents aren't even going to want to help you because there's not going to be any commission in that.

Short term is usually recommended to go the Airbnb or serviced apartment route.

4 years ago

Roger *****

@Brandon ***********

I understand. Thanks for the heads up brother. Can you refer me to any good serviced apartments that aren't studio in the city center? I don't need a cleaning lady since I clean my own apartment daily. Cheers

4 years ago

Brandon ************

@Roger ****

I've never used one

4 years ago