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Former Dutch embassy land in Bangkok reportedly sold for 20 billion baht
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Two Thai property groups have reportedly bought the former Dutch embassy site on Wireless Road , Bangkok, for more than 20 billion baht .
Key facts
- Two Thai property groups have reportedly bought the former Dutch embassy site on Wireless Road , Bangkok, for more than 20 billion baht .
- The plot sits between Wireless Road and Soi Ton Son in central Bangkok and covers nearly 20 rai
- Chali runs City Realty, a developer founded more than 35 years ago
- The land measures 19 rai 3 ngan and 26.6 square wah, or about 7,926 square wah in total
Summary
The plot sits between Wireless Road and Soi Ton Son in central Bangkok and covers nearly 20 rai. Thai business media name the buyers as the Piyasombatkul group and a company controlled by Chali Sophonpanich.
Chali runs City Realty, a developer founded more than 35 years ago. Its projects include Emporium Tower, the Chatrium hotels and Shrewsbury International School Bangkok.