Thonglor Tower

Thonglor Tower is 1.8 km to BTS Thong Lo. Its position on the Bangkok mass-transit network makes commuting across the city quick and protects the building's long-term rental demand and resale value.

Yes. Thonglor Tower is a freehold condominium, so a foreigner can own a unit outright in their own name, provided the building stays within the 49% foreign-ownership quota set by Thailand's Condominium Act. The purchase funds must be remitted into Thailand in foreign currency.

Thonglor Tower comprises 1 building(s) of up to 18 floors, with 736 units in total. That scale gives the building a deep, regularly-traded pool of units for both sale and rent.

Thonglor Tower was developed by Huaming and completed in 1995. The developer's track record and the building's age are useful signals when you assess build quality, management standards and resale value.

Thonglor Tower offers Elevator, Gym, Parking, Swimming Pool, Garden / BBQ, 24-hours Security among its shared facilities. These amenities support both comfortable owner-occupation and stronger rental appeal.

The common-area management fee at Thonglor Tower is 25 Baht/SqM, with a one-time sinking fund of —. Budgeting for these monthly and one-off charges is part of the true cost of ownership.

Across the 5 units currently listed for sale at Thonglor Tower with both a price and a size on file, the median works out at ฿73,469 per square metre. That is the midpoint of live asking prices, not a valuation — the exact figure depends on floor, view and fit-out.

About 5%, measured on 5 units at Thonglor Tower that are listed for sale and for rent at the same time — a like-for-like rent-to-price figure on the same physical unit rather than an area estimate. It is a gross yield: before common-area fees, tax, vacancy and furnishing, so net returns are lower.

At Thonglor Tower, median asking rent is 2-bed ~฿30,000. Based on 11 rental listings in the building; the figure is the midpoint, so units with a high floor, a view or full furnishing sit above it.