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Glamorous ‘Riviera’ leads the way with 50% sales in 8 weeks
Stunning landscape detail
surrounds The Riviera showroom.
Pattaya’s most recent high-profile and glamorous
high-rise development ‘The Riviera’ held an opening weekend event on Sat
30th Nov and 1st Dec at the all new luxury showrooms on Soi 16, Wongamat.
The special guests attending included Pattaya Deputy Mayors Ronnakit Ekasing
and Wuttisak Rermkijakarn, Banglamung Assistant District Officer Natthana
Leejiavara and Commander Pol.Maj.Gen Ittipol Ittisarnronnachai.
Developer of The Riviera, Winston Gale commented: “We have had an excellent
result from this weekend selling over 100m THB of property with many more
units under consideration. We have been extremely busy over the last 8 weeks
opening up for sales without an official showroom launch and so are
delighted to announce that we have now exceeded 50% of total sales”.
Developer Winston Gale (4th
right) and wife Sukanya (3rd right) greet Pattaya Deputy Mayors Ronnakit
Ekasing and Wuttisak Rermkijakarn, and Pol. Maj. Gen. Ittipol
Ittisarnronnachai plus other VIPs at the Open House party on November 30.
The previous week saw Winston and his Riviera Group team
hold an exclusive agents-only ‘sneak preview’ at the luxury showrooms where
more than 150 local agents attended to give their feedback before the show
suite was opened to the general public.
The showroom can only be described as ‘spectacular’, due in large part to
the high level of sophisticated design, luxury fittings and details,
combined with the overall scale of the building, which is actually only a
temporary structure and will be removed 3 years from now. The company’s
strap line of ‘Glamorous Lifestyle, Ocean Dreams’ is well reflected within
the show-units and show gallery.
Two fashions show’s provided extra glamour and sparkle on the opening
weekend, with Bangkok’s EM Modelling Management providing international
models that presented designer luxury clothing items from Erica Ernst
ZuckerBraun Design and her team.
Anders and his News Steaks & Grill team were on hand to provide high quality
canapés, BBQ and a range of cocktails, and JoJo from Ministry of Dance
imbued Sunday evening with some high-energy glamour in the form of salsa
dancing with his experienced team.
A live acoustic band played throughout the event on the terrace surrounded
by what can only be described as a living wall of landscaping.
The Riviera will consist of two towers of 43 and 40 floors housing 979 units
in total with an estimated value of 3.4B THB. By scale alone, it makes it
one of the most significant and important projects for Pattaya’s real estate
market today and its hugely successful and rapid 50% of sales shows that
Pattaya’s real estate market still remains in a healthy position.
The Riviera’s success comes quickly off the back of Winston’s co-developing
award for the ‘Best Eastern Seaboard Condominium’ 8 weeks ago for ‘The Palm,
Wongamat Beach’.
For more information, go to website:
www.therivierapattaya.com.
Kamonrat “Emmy” Ladseeta - the
new brand ambassador for The Riviera.
Ladies from EM Modelling pose
for a photo with Winston Gale and his wife Sukanya.
Winston Gale and his sales team
welcome you to The Riviera at Wongamat.
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Blue Sky Group launches Venetian Signature Condo Resort
An artist’s impression shows
the completed Venetian Signature Condo Resort Pattaya.
The Blue Sky Group is back in Pattaya, launching its
third condominium development and aiming to create a city landmark with its
2 billion baht Venetian Signature Condo Resort.
Patterned upon Italy’s “city of love,” the condominium project on Jomtien
Second Road officially opened is showroom and sales office on Nov. 23 with a
“symphony of love” party hosted by Pattaya Deputy Mayor Ronakit Ekasingh and
Blue Sky directors Thawatchai Sachdev and Surjeet Singh Chawala.
Project manager Sunny Chawala said the Venetian comes on the heels of the
successful Atlantis and Grande Caribbean projects, but will be distinctly
different than the first two. Chawala said it will focus on a “luxurious
romantic style” with the grounds modeled on a map of Venice.
Spread over 10 rai, the condo resort will feature four eight-story buildings
– Antonio, Bellini, Casanova and Marco Polo – offering a total 990 units.
Units come in three sizes with a studio at 24-27 sq. meters, one-bedroom at
32 sq. meters and two bedrooms at 64 sq. meters. Prices start from just
899,000 THB for a fully furnished studio.
Both interior and exterior decorations will carry an Italian theme.
Amenities include a landscaped garden, children’s room, a “lazy canal,”
fountains, floating walkway, and a gondola pier. Construction is slated to
begin next summer with completion the year after.
To celebrate the project’s launch, Blue Sky donated 100,000 baht to the
Sanuk Day Care Center through its managing director Tracy Cosgrove.
For more information, call 087-499-6551 or visitVentianPattaya.com.
(By Phasakorn Channgam)
Ronakit Eaksingh (left), Deputy Mayor of Pattaya,
presents a bouquet of flowers to Surjeet Sing Chawala (right), Director of
the Blue Sky Group, to congratulate him on the launch of the Venetian
Signature Condo Resort development.
Surjeet Sing Chawala (right) presents a cheque for
100,000 THB to Tracy Cosgrove (2nd right) and the children of the Sanuk Day
Care Center.
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Matrix aiming for The Sky
(From left): Matrix
Development’s market manager May Watson, managing director Miki Haim, and
international sales manager Jery Jeritza pose for a photo at the official
launch of The Sky condominium.
Matrix developments officially launched The Sky at
Jomtien condominium project and showroom at a special party held for guests,
agents and media on Oct. 31.
The Sky condominium will be a high-rise building set on a prime two rai plot
of land on Soi Wat Boon in Jomtien. It will offer close to 300 units spread
across 30 floors with choices of studios, 1, 2, and 3-bedroom unit
configurations.
“The Sky will enjoy a superb location in Jomtiem close to the beach and with
easy access to Sukhumvit Road also,” said Matrix MD, Miki Haim. “Even though
we have only just launched the project today, the good news is that we
already have EIA approval and are ready to start construction soon. The EIA
regulations will be revised in 2014 so we specifically designed Sky to
adhere to all these changes, and this led to it getting passed at first
review,” added the Matrix chief.
Units will come fully furnished
and in a range of sizes with prices starting at 1.19M baht.
The development will feature a long list of amenities
including gardens, a children’s play area, fitness centre, swimming pool,
shops, restaurants and movie theatre. Each of the 293 units in The Sky will
be fully furnished with built-in wardrobes, air conditioning and a European
style kitchen. Prices start at 1.19 million up to 8.79 million THB and
construction is scheduled to be completed in 2016.
Additionally, the Matrix boss told Pattaya Mail that he sees a different
demographic of buyers in the local real estate market these days and his
company has had to adapt accordingly.
“First we had the major influx of Russian tourists a few years ago and now
we are starting to see more Chinese buyers in our projects,” said Mr. Haim.
“I believe Matrix is one of the pioneers here in Pattaya for tapping into
this source of investors and we now have a separate marketing department
that caters exclusively to buyers from China.
“Having so many different languages now spoken around the Matrix office
though, it certainly keeps things interesting,” joked Miki.
For more information on The Sky condominium and the other projects under the
matrix umbrella, go to website:
www.matrix-developments.com.
The Sky will be centrally
located in Jomtien close to the beach and with easy access to major
transportation links.
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New Nordic Group looks to expand its customer base
Kurt Svendheim, CEO of New Nordic
Group.
Having been a familiar player on the Pattaya real estate
scene for over a decade, with numerous projects concentrated around the
Pratamnak Hill area in the south of the city, the New Nordic Group is now
taking a change of direction and plans to diversify its marketing approach
by targeting more Thai buyers
At the end of last month, Group CEO Kurt Svendhiem and general manager
Namfon Wongsuwan announced the formation of a subsidiary company, New Nordic
Living Thailand, which will market the company’s existing and future
projects exclusively to Thai investors.
“In the past our projects have done very well with our European customers,
particularly the Scandinavians,” said Mr. Svendhiem. “Thai buyers however
amount to only 5-10% of our business, which is quite low, and we have
therefore decided to present new investment options for our Thai customers.”
A 3-bedroom apartment in New
Nordic Dream Paradise.
The existing 23 Nordic projects cover an area of approx
28 rai between Pattaya city and Jomtien and offer investors a diverse choice
of accommodations, whether it be villas, hotels, serviced-apartments or
condominiums, from studios up to spacious 3-bedroom units.
“We are focused on real-estate in the Khao Pratamnak area only as we want to
be certain that we can thoroughly manage all the projects, starting from
construction and making sure that we maintain the highest standards for all
our developments. This would be difficult to accomplish if our projects were
scattered more liberally around the city and nearby areas,” added Mr.
Svendhiem.
As well as its plans to target Thai customers, New Nordic also announced
what it believes to be a new standard for the real estate industry by
presenting condominium buyers with a promise of a 10% guarantee on rental
income for as long as 10 years after the project has been completed, this in
addition to a 3% cash back to those who have paid in full before and during
the project construction of any of New Nordic’s projects.
The company has so far invested a total of 12 billion baht in the Thai real
estate industry over the past 13 years and expects to have up to 50
completed projects in its portfolio by 2015.
For more information, call 038-250-025 or visit:
[email protected].
(By Warunya Thongrod)
The pool area at New Nordic VIP-4
Condominium.
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AP launches COO Condo in South Pattaya
A computer graphic shows the
COO Condo in South Pattaya.
AP Thailand made its first venture into the Pattaya real
estate market at the end of last month with the official launch of its COO
South Pattaya condominium.
At the opening ceremony and press announcement on Nov. 20, Vittakarn
Chandavimol, Chief Marketing Officer for AP said that the project would aim
to introduce a new style of living in the center of the city under the
concept of ‘Vintage Loft.’
“AP is a leading condominium developer that has a solid track record of
building condominiums in Bangkok for over 22 years,” said Mr. Chandavimol.
“We have completed over 50 successful projects worth over 92 billion baht in
total and have been successful in other provincial cities such as Udon Thani
and Phitasanulok, with many satisfied customers. Now we are ready to test
the waters of the condominium sector in Pattaya City, which we see as an
increasingly import corner of the market,” he added.
COO South Pattaya will be constructed on a land plot of 5 rai on South
Pattaya Road near soi 7. The 818 million baht project will consist of two
8-storey buildings with a total of 476 units and prices starting at 1.59
million baht, or 60,000 baht/sqm. Facilities will include a clubhouse,
fitness room, swimming pool, tropical garden and 24-hour security. The
company is offering easy payment terms to buyers with installments from only
2,500 per month.
“The building will not be too high and will have easy access to all the
transportation links in the city,” added Mr. Chandavimol. “Construction will
also be quick as we are expecting to start in July 2014 and will be finished
approximately by November 2015.”
(By Warunya Thongrod)
Vittakarn Chandavimol, Chief
Marketing Officer (Strategic Marketing) for AP Thailand.
The show suite gives an example
of one of the project’s 28sqm units.
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Thailand enjoys robust condominium market
The booming condominium business will see nearly one
million new units rise up countrywide with three-quarters of them in Bangkok
and its outskirts, according to a recent survey conducted by Kasikorn
Research Centre.
In Bangkok and its suburbs, 62,500-65,500 condo units have already been
started this year, a 9.4-9.9 per cent increase from last year. The new
projects are added to some 80,000-85,000 units of finished condominiums, an
increase from 78,000 units last year.
The condominiums now under construction will gradually open in the next few
years.
Kasikorn said the condominium business has been no less active in the
provinces where urban investors are expanding their investments.
About 23,000 condominium units have been launched in the provincial property
market this year, a rise year on year of 179 per cent, and it will see
continued growth in 2014-2015, the research centre predicted. It warned,
however, of oversupply in the upcountry market. (MCOT)
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Report points to changing shift in Pattaya condo market
The Golden Tulip Hotel & Residence in central
Pattaya will offer a hotel-quality management service to its residents.
Property developer Raimon Land recently presented its latest assessment of
the country’s two most active condominium markets, Bangkok and Pattaya, in
the 12th edition of its annual research publication ‘Condominium Focus
Thailand’.
The report offers an insider perspective from a leading developer on real
versus speculative demand in the condominium sector, which segments may have
been underserved during the sector’s rapid expansion in recent years, and
expectations for the evolution of the condo market going forward.
In Bangkok, condominium demand remains strong; however, with developers in
recent years rushing to deliver one-bedroom units along mass transit lines,
other product types have been left potentially undersupplied. In particular
Raimon Land has observed a strong reduction in vacant supply of larger,
family-size units in recent months. Going forward this may mean a rise in
the number of larger or alternative unit configurations.
Baan Plai Haad in Wongamat was the only beachfront
classified condominium development launched in North Pattaya in the 12
months covered by the report.
Raimon Land’s report indicates that throughout the past 12 months, a total
of 30 projects comprising 14,059 units were completed in the capital, most
of which were one-bedroom units in midtown areas. Over the next 2 to 3
years, more than 24,000 units are expected to be completed in these midtown
areas, such as Rama 9, Ratchada, Lat Phrao, Paholyothin, and the Silom and
Sukhumvit BTS Line Extensions. In downtown areas, 11,500 units are expected
to be completed.
Pricing continues to rise, with 60% of new launches now asking prices above
100,000 baht per square metre and 5% asking above the 200,000 baht per
square metre mark. Take-up rates are healthy across all segments, selling
out 74% of new launched units on average. The price increase, however, is
putting pressure on rental yields, which are ranging from 4 to 7% for new
completed projects.
“At the moment we clearly see two parallel trends in the Bangkok market,”
said Simon Dervillé, Raimon Land Deputy Vice President for Business
Development. “In downtown areas, we still see high potential for projects in
the high-end luxury segment, where demand for large-size units remains
strong from both local and foreign buyers. And in midtown areas, we will
continue to see more projects provided that banks continue to support both
developers and homebuyers, which they have done a good job of so far.”
In Pattaya meanwhile, luxury beachfront projects are no longer the exclusive
attraction in the market, as new downtown developments are now steadily
being launched in Central and South Pattaya, emphasizing the urban lifestyle
and proximity to other amenities. Beachfront projects are continuing to
attract customers in the high-end segment, but supply is increasingly
limited by the lack of available land.
Demand remains strong for high-end luxury
developments in downtown Bangkok, such as Raimon Land’s award winning 185
Rajadamri.
To emphasize the point, in the past 12 months, four projects with a combined
1,008 units were launched in North Pattaya. Of those, just one – Baan Plai
Haad, which features 353 units – was classed as beachfront. Selling prices
at Baan Plai Haad are about 100,000 baht per square metre. A year earlier,
the luxury condominium project Zire Wongamat, which comprises 450 units, was
also launched along Wongamat beach, and is now selling between 125,000 to
150,000 per sq m.
So while beachfront locations, such as those at Wongamat and Naklua in the
North, are the most sought after, Pattaya has also been keen to develop
other areas of the city.
As a result, there are now several high-quality developments close to the
city’s non-seafront attractions, such as shopping centres, which offer easy
access to the city centre. Other projects set back from the coast have
sought to establish their own unique selling points. The Golden Tulip Hotel
& Residence Pattaya, by Tulip Group Thailand, for instance, offers buyers a
hotel-quality management service, while Savanna Sands by Universal Group is
hoping to attract premium clients with its resort-style design.
The report says developers are also responding to the growing demand from
Thai buyers for getaway properties. A total of 13,152 units were completed
within the past 12 months, with an impressive take-up rate of 87%. The
majority of those units were in projects located in Central and South
Pattaya.
New completions in Pattaya show a rising trend
towards smaller units away from the beachfront. (Image by Raimon Land PLC)
With 9.2 million visitors expected in 2013, tourism remains an important
driver of Pattaya’s property market, with increased visitor arrivals and
customers from Russia, Japan, and China. Unlike previous years, when foreign
buyers were primarily looking for larger units, recent condominium buyers
from these countries have been more interested in vacation homes, priced
below 5 million baht, where they stay for shorter periods.
Based on Raimon Land sales in Pattaya, domestic buyers still dominate the
market in terms of nationality but constitute a smaller percentage overall
compared with 2011. The Russian market is still strong with a growing number
of Asian buyers, notably Chinese and Japanese nationals. Indeed, Asian
buyers are expected to continue forming a bigger portion of the condominium
market in the future.
Market-wide in Pattaya, the average selling price is now at 71,357 baht per
square metre, an increase of 21.2% year-on-year. This is due to the
escalating cost of land, which has typically led developers to opt for
high-rise over low-rise developments. Within the next three years, nearly
25,000 units are expected to be completed in Pattaya, a large percentage of
which will be one-bedroom units measuring less than 40 square metres.
“My concern is that today only 48% of the newly launched units have actually
been sold,” commented Mr. Dervillé. “The good thing is that the demand is
there, but the challenge is that there are too many projects in the
pipeline.”
Major developers in Bangkok have taken note of the evolving market
opportunities in Pattaya and are now establishing a presence in the city.
This trend may limit the occurrences of projects developed by smaller
players that experience financial problems and put their developments on
hold indefinitely, which has happened in Pattaya in the past.
“Lately, we have seen a situation in Pattaya where there are many players,
too many projects being developed, and not enough construction companies to
build them. With the arrival of well-established developers from Bangkok, we
will see better quality projects and hope the market will consolidate. There
is great potential for the Pattaya real estate market but it needs to be
regulated,” added Mr. Dervillé.
Statistics indicate that the Pattaya condominium market is set to continue
growing in 2014 and in the years ahead. To prevent the market overheating,
the report suggests that developers of low- to mid-segment condos should
seek to tighten their buying conditions, perhaps by requiring higher
down-payments and booking fees. However, with the average take-up rate
around the 50% mark, it concludes that this might not happen just yet.
(Source: Raimon Land PLC)
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Raimon Land tops off Zire Wongamat in Pattaya
Raimon Land executives (right side, from left to
right) Lionel Lee - Director, Nuch Kalyawongs - Director and Chief Finance
Officer, Sataporn Amornvorapak - VP Finance and Operations, Neil Hutchison -
Project Procurement Director, Simon Derville - Deputy Vice President
Business Development, and Tan Tat Ming - Senior Manager and Corporate
Finance are joined by executives from Pre-Built Company and SODA Thailand
for the topping-off of Zire Wongamat on November 9, 2013.
Leading luxury property developer Raimon Land recently
celebrated the topping-off of Zire Wongamat condominium, its prime
beachfront residential project along North Pattaya’s most exclusive cove.
Zire Wongamat is Raimon Land’s third project in Pattaya after Northshore and
Northpoint.
With the final beams in place for the project’s 37- and 54-storey towers,
Zire Wongamat is edging closer to completion as one of the most exciting
additions to the beachfront condominium segment in North Pattaya.
Once completed, Zire Wongamat will offer buyers a
majestic beachfront residence in a first-class complex occupying a land area
of about 6 rai. A wide range of unit types are available for selection:
studios and 1- or 2-bedroom units to splendid duplexes, all with
breathtaking views of the Gulf of Thailand and easy access to the best that
Pattaya has to offer.
Johnson Tan, CEO of Raimon Land stated at the Nov. 9 ceremony: “Today marks
a key milestone for Raimon Land and highlights our commitment to excellence
and integrity. Since Zire Wongamat’s official launch in January 2011, 90% of
the units have been sold. With its stylishly-designed apartments, top-notch
facilities and privileged spot in an intimate and family-friendly
neighborhood, Zire Wongamat will be a real haven of serenity.”
Zire Wongamat is scheduled for
completion next year and is already 90% sold out.
Lionel Lee, Director of Raimon Land, added: “Pattaya
remains one of Thailand’s most popular seaside destinations for those
wanting to get away from the big city to relax and unwind. Just 90 minutes
from Bangkok and an easy drive from Suvarnabhumi International Airport, Zire
Wongamat is ideally situated to explore Pattaya’s activities or to enjoy the
postcard-perfect scenery. This is why the response has been overwhelming not
just from local buyers, but also from foreigners looking for an ideal second
home in the region.”
The structure is now fully complete and the show suite apartment has been
relocated to the actual tower. Architectural work in all 480 units – as
designed by internationally-renowned architecture firm SODA – is advancing
as scheduled and Zire will be ready to welcome its first residents next
year.
Raimon Land is currently offering furniture vouchers worth 100,000 and
200,000 baht respectively to purchasers of 1 and 2-bedroom units in Zire
Wongamat before 31 Dec. 2013. For more details, go to www. raimonland.com or
call 02 651 9600
Lionel Lee, Director of Raimon
Land, takes in the stunning coastal views from top of Zire’s 54-storey
tower.
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CBRE report says Bangkok residential rents poised to rise
Rents for expatriate standard apartments and condominiums
are likely to rise for the first time in over 20 years, according to
international property consultant CBRE Thailand.
“Since the early 1990’s, there has been very little increase in total
amounts of rent paid by expatriates for their residential accommodation, but
this looks like it is about to change,” said James Pitchon, Executive
Director of CBRE Thailand who has covered the Bangkok residential leasing
market for over 20 years.
The number of expatriates has been growing, but the number of two- and
three-bedroom condominium and apartment units has not been growing
significantly. Many expatriates are posted to Bangkok with their families.
They generally want to stay in a limited number of locations; Sukhumvit
Soi’s 1-63/2-42, Lumpini and parts of Silom and Sathorn. These tenants need
two or three bedroom units.
There have been very few new apartments (single-ownership buildings) built
and although the condominium (multi-ownership) stock in the main areas
preferred by expatriates has increased by almost 80% over the last five
years, the majority of that new supply has been one-bedroom units.
CBRE believes the market is almost at the stage where there is becoming a
shortage or at least a limited choice of expatriate standard apartments and
condominiums in the preferred locations, especially two- and three-bedroom
units.
This means that for the first time in almost 20 years CBRE expects that
expatriates are going to need larger lump sum housing allowances for their
accommodation.
The current occupancy in the most popular expatriate areas of apartments is
over 90% and 70% for condominiums from owner occupiers and tenants.
Generally most single-ownership apartment buildings have been well
maintained and both the interiors and common areas have been refurbished and
most can still attract tenants.
There has been less renovation of older condominium buildings which
generally have larger units than new condominiums. In some older condominium
developments, individual owners have not refurbished their units or replaced
furniture and appliances since the day they bought the property and, in some
cases, these un-refurbished properties have become so unattractive that they
are unlettable even at a discounted rent.
The current low rate of rentals means that few developers are building
apartments (single-ownership buildings) in expatriate areas and there are
less than 100 units under construction.
CBRE estimates that there are about 22,000 condominium units under
construction in expatriate areas, but only about 30% of these will be two-
or three-bedroom units with the rest being studios and one-bedroom units.
There were around 65,000 expatriates with work permits in Bangkok in Q2
2013, according to the Alien Occupational Control Division of the Department
of Employment. This was an increase of 10% Y-o-Y and does not include
diplomats or people with work permits for locations outside of Bangkok but
living in Bangkok.
Some long-term expatriates have bought property and are not potential
tenants. Some expatriates are single and choose to rent a serviced
apartment, a one-bedroom apartment or condominium, but a significant number
of expatriates come with families or are couples who want a two- or
three-bedroom unit.
“In 2012, CBRE was responsible for over 400 expatriate leasing transactions,
70% of these were for two- and three-bedroom units and we think this is
representative of overall demand in the mid to upper-end of the market,”
said Theerathorn Prapunpong, Director – Head of Residential Leasing Services
at CBRE Thailand.
With the limited amount of good quality two- and three-bedroom existing
apartment and condominium units and, with almost no new apartments and
mainly one-bedroom condominium units under construction, there is likely to
be a shortage of two- and three-bedroom expatriate standard residential
units which is triggering an increase in rents.
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DECCO opens first
showroom in Pattaya
Home Product Trading Co. announced it was set to open its
first DECCO showroom on the Eastern Seaboard on Nov. 30 in Pattaya.
Executive Director Kittipong Sumanon invited the media to tour the 200
million baht outlet opposite Pattaya School No. 7 on Sukhumvit Road, Nov.
11.
Kittipong Sumanon speaks to the
invited media on November 11.
He said the 5-rai showroom will house more than 5,000
high-end home furnishing items, hoping to achieve more than 2 million baht
in sales to homeowners, offices, hotels and industrial sites in the first
two months. Monthly sales are targeted at 4 million baht per month next
year.
Kittipong acknowledged that the home-furnishings sector is very competitive,
but he hopes that DECCO’s variety of designs for doors, sanitary wares and
LED products would make it the leading such retailer in the area.
For more information, call 038-231-685.
(By Thanachot Anuvan)
The new DECCO showroom in
Pattaya has more than 5,000 high-end home furnishing items on display.
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Sansiri holds media ‘thank you’ party at Baan Plai Haad
Sansiri executive Uthai
Uthaisangsuk (5th right) and Niks Anuman-Rajadhon (center) pose for a photo
with cocktail mixing members of the media at the exclusive party held at
Baan Plai Haad on Nov. 22.
Bangkok based property developer Sansiri PLC hosted an
exclusive rooftop cocktail party for members of the local media on Nov. 22
at its ‘Baan Plai Haad’ condominium project in Wong Amat Beach, Pattaya. The
party was held as a ‘thank you’ to the press in both the Pattaya and
Chonburi areas for providing media exposure of Sansiri’s projects throughout
2013.
The rooftop sales gallery of ‘Baan Plai Haad’ was temporarily transformed
into a superb outdoor party venue with views overlooking the bay and the
nocturnal skyline of Pattaya city. Highlights of the evening included a
cocktail concoction workshop by famed drinks mixologist Niks Anuman-Rajadhon
and a lucky draw to win some fantastic prizes.
Uthai Uthaisangsuk, Senior Executive Vice President of Business Development
& Project Development Division (High Rise), Sansiri Plc., stated: “We
(Sansiri) would like to express our sincere gratitude to the continuous
support that our media friends and customers in Chonburi and Pattaya have
given to us this year, especially for the ‘Baan Plai Haad’ project. Today,
over 50% of all the units in this 2,200-million-baht development have been
sold.
“The concept of this party was inspired by the concoction of our popular
cocktail exclusive to this property, ‘Baan Plai Haad Cruising Punch’, which
is blue in colour and symbolizes the azure waters of Pattaya. We say to all
our media friends gathered at this party that we hope to continue working
with them in a fruitful, rewarding and professional manner throughout 2014,”
added Uthai.
Uthai Uthaisangsuk (left) hands
out prizes to winners in the lucky draw.
Baan Plai Haad condominium is a beachfront residential
complex situated on a prime 4-rai land plot on Wong Amat Beach. The
development consists of one 31-storey building and another 7-storey building
with a combined total of 353 units. The project offers choices of 1, 2 &
3-bedroom unit types with dwelling areas ranging from 40 to 154sqm. Prices
start from 3.59 million baht.
The project is fully equipped with first-rate facilities and also offers the
exclusive Plus Concierge service. Owners are also entitled to a selection of
exclusive Sansiri Family privileges and benefits. Show units are available
for inspection at the sales gallery on Pattaya-Naklua Road.
A special year-end promotion is currently being offered on this project by
Sansiri. Reserve a unit here before the end of December 2013 to receive a
complimentary iPhone 5s 16GB, plus the chance to win a Central gift voucher
valued up to 100,000 baht.
For more information, go to www.sansiri.com.
The secret is in the shake -
concocting ‘Baan Plai Haad Cruising Punch’ on the rooftop sales gallery.
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