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Palm Springs; newest condo in Nimman area
The newest low rise development will consist of
6 buildings, approximately 70 units per building and 15-20 parking spaces
per building. Adisak Vangkusalkit, Managing Director, said that they are
targeting expats for the condo.
Shana Kongmun
The latest condominium development went on sale at the plot of land located
on Nimmanhaemin soi 5, or the corner of Sirimangkalajarn and Huay Kaew Road
on Saturday,April 4, 2014. The construction, The Palm Springs Nimman
development will start with three seven story units approximately 70 units
per building. Three more buildings will be added at a later unspecified
date. The fully furnished 35sqm units will have a living room with balcony
and small kitchenette and a separate bedroom and en suite bathroom with walk
in shower. There is a washing machine on the balcony and built in units for
the bedroom.
Adisak Vangkusalkit, Managing Director of the Urbana by Palm Springs said
that they are targeting expatriate residents and out of town locals looking
for a second home. The units went on sale on Saturday, April 4 and start
from 1.84 million baht.
The 6 building site will have 24 hour security, swimming pools, fitness and
parking for 30% of the residents as well as green spaces. The condo
development has offices and a showroom on Sirimangkalajarn Road and
Nimmanhaemin Soi 5.
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Business Development Department to upgrade condo business standards
Thailand’s Business Development Department is preparing
a project to upgrade customer service standards to international level in
housing developments, condominiums and apartments.
Pongpun Gearaviriyapun, department director-general, said the agency is
discussing with the Thai Condominium Association and Housing Business
Association to upgrade the customer service standard in the future as well
as to improve the standard of asset management in Thailand for customers’
utmost benefit as in the US, Australia, Hong Kong and Singapore.
The move is to prevent high competition in such businesses from overseas
after the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) takes effect next year.
Property management businesses in Hong Kong, China and the Philippines have
expanded to ASEAN countries, she said, and if Thai entrepreneurs do not
improve their business lines, foreign entrepreneurs might find loopholes and
enter the market here.
Ms Pongpun said that the ongoing political problems in general have not
affected the property business, but her department will closely monitor the
situation and assist entrepreneurs impacted by the political confusion.
(MCOT online news)
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