According a report recently released by property industry research firm Knight Frank, the Bangkok area acquired more than 60,000 condominiums in 2012.
This means that more than a quarter of the city’s 236,796 condos were built within the past year.
The price of these properties is rising as well. Again according to Knight Frank, a condominium in Bangkok will run you 7.6% more this year than it did last.
Though most of the city’s new properties were located on Bangkok’s periphery, the greatest amount of construction within the city proper came from developments between the Nana and Ekamai BTS stops.
