Bangkok, Thailand
In Thailand anyone with a Thai ID can learn who holds a titled Bangkok parcel for THB 15 by post from the Department of Lands — one known title deed at a time, with no search by owner and no bulk file — so the city's owners are read from listed companies' asset tables, REIT structures and reporting: and much of the prime core turns out to be leasehold on Crown, railway and university land.
10 buildings · 8 with an owner established · 29 sources · 7 tier B · 3 tier A · prepared 2026-10-21
Can you find out who owns it?
Land in Bangkok is registered by the Department of Lands (กรมที่ดิน) on title deeds (โฉนดที่ดิน, chanote) and condominium unit titles. Its 2013 regulation on inspecting land-register evidence lets a requester ask the local land office, by post, who holds the rights to a specific titled parcel or unit, how and when they were acquired, and whether it is mortgaged or seized — for THB 5 per application plus THB 10 per parcel (THB 20 + 100 per condo unit), with a copy of a Thai ID card and house registration. The same procedure excludes a search of what a named person owns (ตรวจสอบหลักทรัพย์), and there is no bulk owner file, so the register answers one known parcel at a time.
Is ownership public?Public, but one paid search at a time
Cost of one title searchTHB 5 per application + THB 10 per land parcel (THB 20 + THB 100 per condominium unit); THB 100 per computer-record check (DOL citizen manual, Regulation on Inspection of Land Registration Evidence B.E. 2556, amended 2557)
Bulk ownership dataNone published
Sale pricesAggregates only — no individual sales
Sites that forbid taking their data
- www.centralpattana.co.th — “You are permitted to browse this site and to reproduce extracts ... but, in all cases, for non-commercial and personal use only. No reproduction of any part of the site may be used for the purpose of business, commer[cial gain] (robots.txt also disallows *.pdf, so CPN's annual-report PDFs were not fetched)”
- www.bangkokpost.com — “You agree and accept that you will use the Service for personal interest or for lawful purpose ... and will not use the Service for commercial purpose”
- www.apthai.com (AP (Thailand) PCL) — “You agree that you will not use automation software (bots), hacks, mods or any other unauthorized third-party software designed to access, crawl or collect from AP and/ or other data and services.”
- www.set.or.th (Stock Exchange of Thailand) — “any Contents, files or documents provided on this website, you may only view, download, upload the Contents and print any document of the Contents for your own personal and non-commercial use.”
- www.nationthailand.com — “[You may not] Use robots, spiders, crawlers or similar data collection tools — not fetched beyond robots.txt and its policy page”
- www.thansettakij.com — “llms.txt: 'Attribution Required: Always cite "ฐานเศรษฐกิจ (https://www.thansettakij.com/)"' ... 'Prohibited Uses: Republishing full articles' — single facts cited with attribution”
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The marquee buildings
The towers that set the tone of the core, and who holds them. A price is the price a document states, on the date it states — not an estimate of what the building is worth now.
| Building | Use | Owner | Owner type | Last price paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| centralwOrld (CentralWorld) 999/9 Rama I Road, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 830,000 m² total project GFA; 180,386 m² leasable retail; 82,022 m² leasable offices (CPN, as of 31 Dec 2024) |
Mixed use | Central Pattana PCL (CPN) — leasehold to 2040; land: Crown property (Privy Purse Bureau, formerly Crown Property Bureau) Leasehold (expiring 2040) CPN's own asset table (as of 31 Dec 2024) lists 'centralwOrld' as acquired in 2002, 'Leasehold (2040)', total project GFA 830,000 m², leasable 180,386 m², and 'centralwOrld Offices' leasable 82,022 m², leasehold to 2040, with the offices leased by CPN to the CPNCG fund in two parts ending 2032. CPN therefore holds a lease, not freehold. The landlord is not named on CPN's page; English Wikipedia states 'It is on leased Crown Property Bureau land' and that CPN 'secured a new 30-year lease on the site' when Central bought the former World Trade Center in 2002 (second source, hence tier B). |
Public company | —B |
| Siam Paragon Rama I Road, Pathum Wan, Bangkok (Siam) 400,000 m² retail area (Wikipedia) · 10 floors |
Retail | Siam Paragon Development (joint venture of Siam Piwat and The Mall Group) — leasehold; land: Crown property (Privy Purse Bureau) English Wikipedia: Siam Paragon is 'a joint venture by Siam Piwat ... and The Mall Group', managed by Siam Paragon Development; it was 'built on the former site of the Siam Intercontinental Hotel, which was demolished in 2002 at the end of its lease. The site, leased for 30 years, is Crown Property Bureau land'. Opened 9 Dec 2005 at 'about 15 billion baht'. Both partners are privately held and file no SET reports, so the JV's shareholding split is not established here; Siam Piwat's own site was not used (its terms were not read). |
Private company | —B |
| ICONSIAM Charoen Nakhon Road, Khlong San, Bangkok (Thonburi bank of the Chao Phraya) 525,000 m² retail floor space (Wikipedia); THB 54 billion project |
Mixed use | Joint venture of Siam Piwat, Magnolia Quality Development Corporation (MQDC) and Charoen Pokphand Group (mall); residential towers: unit owners English Wikipedia: 'The ฿54 billion Baht (US$1.5 billion) project was jointly developed by Siam Piwat, a Thai retail developer, MQDC Magnolia Quality Development, and Charoen Pokphand Group', and lists all three as owners. It includes Magnolias Waterfront Residences (318 m, 70 floors, 300 units), the tallest building in Thailand, and The Residences at Mandarin Oriental (52 floors, 146 units) — condominiums whose units belong to their buyers and are left unnamed. The partners' stakes in the mall company are not stated in any source opened. |
Private company | —B |
| King Power Mahanakhon (formerly MahaNakhon) 114 Naradhiwas Rajanagarindra Road, Bang Rak, Bangkok 150,000 m²; 314 m · 78 floors |
Mixed use | King Power group (King Power MahaNakhon Co., Ltd.) — land, hotel, observation deck and retail; the 209 Ritz-Carlton Residences belong to their unit buyers Bangkok Post (11 Apr 2018): 'Pace Development Corporation ... said it is selling 14 billion baht worth of assets, including a substantial part of the country's tallest building MahaNakhon, to' King Power; 'the parts of the 22-billion-baht MahaNakhon project to be sold are land, the 154-room The Bangkok Edition hotel, an observation deck, MahaNakhon Cube retail building ... worth 12.6 billion baht'. 'The major part of the project not included in this deal is the 209-unit freehold condominium, the Ritz Carlton Residences Bangkok'. The buying entity's name, King Power Mahanakhon, comes from Wikipedia's infobox (second source, hence B). Pace's own release URL now returns 404. |
Private company | THB THB 12.6 billion (land, hotel, observation deck, Cube retail, contracts); THB 14 billion total incl. other assets 2018-04 Bangkok Post, 11 Apr 2018, reporting Pace Development's disclosure to the SET; land jointly owned by Pace subsidiaries sold for a further THB 183 million. B |
| Samyan Mitrtown Rama IV Road at Phaya Thai Road (Sam Yan intersection), Pathum Wan, Bangkok 222,000 m² GFA; office NLA 48,000 m²; retail NLA 36,000 m²; 516 leasehold condominium units; 102-room hotel |
Mixed use | Golden Land Property Development (Frasers Property Thailand group) 49% — leasehold; land: Chulalongkorn University 49% (GOLD) Frasers Property Thailand's commercial-property page: 'The project is worth more than Baht 9,000 million (which GOLD holds 49% of its share)', with a 31-storey office tower (48,000 m² NLA), a 33-storey tower of Triple Y Leasehold Residence (516 units) and Triple Y Hotel (102 rooms), and a six-storey retail block (36,000 m² NLA). The holder of the other 51% is not named on that page. English Wikipedia states the project sits on 'a 14-rai (2.2 ha) plot of Chulalongkorn University' land, developed under a lease agreement (second source, hence B). |
Public company | —B |
| Sathorn Square Office Tower Sathorn Road at Narathiwas Road, Bang Rak, Bangkok over 73,000 m² rentable · 40 floors |
Office | Golden Ventures Leasehold REIT (GVREIT) — sub-leasehold from Golden Land Property Development (Frasers Property Thailand) Frasers Property Thailand: 'Sathorn Square Office Tower is a 40-story commercial office building with 5 underground floors. It has a rental area of over 73,000 square meters ... at the Sathorn - Narathivas intersection'; 'GOLD has sub-leased its leasehold rights to Golden Ventures Leasehold Real Estate Investment Trust (GVREIT) in April 2016.' The freeholder of the land under GOLD's lease is not named. The adjacent W Bangkok hotel is a joint venture in which 'GOLD ... holding 20% of its shares, with foreign entities' — the other partners are not named. |
REIT | —A |
| One Bangkok Northeast corner of Witthayu intersection (Witthayu / Rama IV), Pathum Wan, Bangkok 16.7 ha site; 1.83 million m² (Wikipedia); USD 3.9 billion |
Mixed use | Not established a paid title search would answer it One Bangkok's own About page names its developers — 'TCC Assets (Thailand) Company Limited ... part of the TCC Group' with a registered capital of THB 30 billion, and Frasers Property Limited (SGX-listed), described in its releases as 'a developer of One Bangkok' — but no page opened states which entity holds the title or lease, or the partners' shares. Wikipedia says the site, formerly Suan Lum Night Bazaar and the old Lumpinee Boxing Stadium, 'occupies an area of 16.7 hectares'; that the land is leased from Crown property is widely said but was not found in any opened source. First office tower opened 18 Mar 2024. |
Not established | —A |
| Krung Thep Aphiwat Central Terminal (formerly Bang Sue Grand Station) 336 Thoet Damri Road, Chatuchak, Bangkok 274,192 m² usable floor space; 26 platforms |
Civic | State Railway of Thailand (SRT) English Wikipedia names the State Railway of Thailand as owner (ground operator SRT; the underground MRT by the Mass Rapid Transit Authority). It replaced Hua Lamphong as the central station for long-distance trains on 19 Jan 2023; 'the largest railway station in Southeast Asia, with 26 platforms'; 274,192 m² usable floor space; a 15-billion-baht station. SRT's own site (railway.co.th) did not answer, so the owner rests on Wikipedia alone — hence B, not A. |
Government | —B |
| Sappaya-Sapasathan (Parliament of Thailand) Kiakkai, Thanon Nakhon Chai Si, Dusit, Bangkok more than 424,000 m² floor space on 300,000 m² of land |
Civic | Not established the source would not open The seat of the National Assembly. English Wikipedia: 'Built to provide more than 424,000 m² of floor space, at a budget of approximately 23 billion baht', 'occupying 300,000 m² of land', with the budget having 'ballooned from 14 billion baht to 23 billion baht'; and 'the site of the previous parliament building was returned to its owner, the Bureau of the Royal Household, at the end of 2018.' No opened source states who holds title to the Kiakkai site (state land under the Treasury, or otherwise); parliament.go.th was not reached. |
Not established | —A |
| Rajamangala National Stadium Hua Mak Sports Complex, Ramkhamhaeng Road, Bang Kapi, Bangkok 51,560 seats |
Civic | Sports Authority of Thailand English Wikipedia's infobox names the Sports Authority of Thailand as owner and operator; the text says the Hua Mak Sports Complex is 'managed by the Sports Authority of Thailand'. Opened 6 Dec 1998 for the Asian Games; capacity 51,560. Owner from Wikipedia only — hence B. |
Government | —B |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Thailand's official land values are the Treasury Department's appraisal prices (ราคาประเมินทุนทรัพย์), set per four-year round and used to calculate the 2% transfer fee and withholding taxes. The current round runs 1 Jan 2023 – 31 Dec 2026; the 2027–2030 round was being compiled in 2026. Appraisals are per square wah (ตารางวา, 4 m²).
Highest appraised land in Thailand — Phloen Chit, BangkokTHB 1,000,000 per square wah (≈ THB 250,000 per m²)
Thansettakij (12 Feb 2026), reporting the Treasury Department: 'พื้นที่ที่มีราคาประเมินสูงสุดของประเทศยังคงอยู่ในย่านเพลินจิต กรุงเทพมหานคร โดยมีราคาประเมินสูงสุดที่ 1,000,000 บาทต่อตารางวา' (2023–2026 round).
Lowest appraised land in Bangkok — Bang Khun ThianTHB 500 per square wah
Same article: the lowest appraisal in Bangkok is in Bang Khun Thian district, for landlocked plots with no access.
Gap between appraisal and marketappraisals typically 30–40% below market; new round targets no more than 20% below
Same article, citing the Director-General: the 2027–2030 round aims to cut the gap 'ให้ราคาประเมินต่ำกว่าราคาตลาดไม่เกิน 20%'.
Transfer registration fee2% of the appraised value (0.01%, max THB 100,000, when an SEC-approved property fund is the transferee)
Department of Lands fees page, citing Ministerial Regulation No. 47 (B.E. 2541) under the Land Code; same rates for condominium units under the Condominium Act.
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Who owns the town
At this scale the significant owner is rarely a trust or a fund: it is one or two local holding companies, a family in its second or third generation, and often the land around the town rather than the buildings in it.
Bangkok's prime ground is concentrated in a few non-market holders who lease rather than sell: Crown property (managed by the Privy Purse Bureau, called the Crown Property Bureau until 2025), the State Railway of Thailand, Chulalongkorn University, and state land (ที่ราชพัสดุ) administered by the Treasury Department. The city's best-known malls and towers — centralwOrld, Siam Paragon, Samyan Mitrtown — stand on leases from these owners, so the listed companies that 'own' them hold leaseholds that expire. None publishes a parcel list; the figures below are what each, or a source about it, states.
| Name | Type | Holdings |
|---|---|---|
| Privy Purse Bureau (สำนักงานพระคลังข้างที่; Crown Property Bureau until 2025) English Wikipedia: 'The bureau owns 10 km² in Bangkok, mainly in the city center. The specific tracts of land owned by the CPB in Bangkok have not been made public', and 'the CPB says it has 40,000 rental contracts, of which 17,000 are in Bangkok'; prime holdings include the land under CentralWorld and Siam Paragon. Under the Crown Property Acts of 2017–2018 crown property is held in the King's name and managed by the bureau, renamed the Privy Purse Bureau (its own site, privypurse.or.th, confirms the name and its tenant communities, e.g. in Wang Thonglang). The bureau is 'under no obligation to detail its holdings'. |
Institution | c. 10 km² in central Bangkok (estimates 'contradictory'); 40,000 rental contracts, 17,000 in BangkokB |
| State Railway of Thailand (SRT) Bangkok Post (19 Jul 2025): 'The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) aims to increase its annual land rental income to 5 billion baht by 2026, a 35% rise from the current 3.7 billion baht', with land management handed to its subsidiary SRT Asset (SRTA); a photo caption describes the SRT plot near Mae Nam station in Khlong Toei as '277.5 rai or 44.4 hectares'. The rest of the article is paywalled and was not read. SRT also owns Krung Thep Aphiwat Central Terminal (Bang Sue). Nationwide rai totals seen in search results disagree (240,880 vs 246,880 rai) and are not used. |
Government | THB 3.7 billion a year in land rent (2025), target THB 5 billion by 2026; e.g. a 277.5-rai (44.4 ha) plot at Mae Nam station, Khlong ToeiA |
| Chulalongkorn University (Property Management of Chulalongkorn University) English Wikipedia: 'The university campus occupies an area of 637 rai (101.9 ha; 252 acres) in the downtown Pathum Wan District. It accounts for just over half of the 1,153 rai (184.5 ha; 456 acres) of land owned by the university, the rest of which is commercially developed by the university's Property Management Office or used by other institutions' — the Siam Square / Sam Yan / Banthat Thong district. Samyan Mitrtown stands on a 14-rai Chula plot under lease. |
Institution | 1,153 rai (184.5 ha) owned in central Bangkok; campus 637 raiB |
| Treasury Department (กรมธนารักษ์), state land (ที่ราชพัสดุ) The Treasury Department administers state land (ราชพัสดุ) and leases it out; in Feb 2026 it announced plans to raise rents on residential and agricultural state-land leases and to auction high-potential plots, targeting revenue at least 20% above plan (Thansettakij, 12 Feb 2026). It also sets the official land appraisal used for transfer fees (see core). treasury.go.th did not respond, so no holdings figure was read. |
Government | not stated for Bangkok in any source openedA |
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Who builds the houses
New-home building in this market: the volume, and the firms behind it. Ownership of a builder matters as much as its volume — a private-equity platform and a family firm behave differently.
New housing in Bangkok is built by SET-listed developers — Land and Houses, Pruksa, Sansiri, AP (Thailand), Supalai, Origin, and the residential arms of Frasers Property Thailand and Central Pattana — selling condominium units and housing-estate homes (land allotment, จัดสรรที่ดิน) to individual buyers. There is no official builder league table; the Department of Lands licenses allotments and condominium registrations but does not rank developers. Figures below come from the companies' own pages or Wikipedia, and several developers' sites forbid bots (AP's terms) or did not respond (Supalai), so their figures are absent.
| Name | Type | Stated portfolio |
|---|---|---|
| Frasers Property Home (Thailand) — Frasers Property Thailand Frasers Property Thailand's residential page: '75 Active Projects 104,935 MB Project Value 61 Projects Value 91,939 MB in Bangkok and Vicinity 14 Projects Value 12,996 MB in Upcountry' — detached and semi-detached houses, townhomes and condominiums. Part of the TCC Group via Frasers Property Limited (SGX). |
Public company | 61 active projects worth THB 91,939 million in Bangkok and vicinity (75 projects, THB 104,935 million nationwide)A |
| Central Pattana (CPN residential) CPN's residential table (as of 31 Dec 2024) lists BELLE GRAND RAMA 9 (acquired 2018) at THB 15.04 billion and 1,991 units — its only large Bangkok condominium; most ESCENT condominiums are upcountry. Low-rise Bangkok estates include Nirati Bangna (156), Nirati Don Mueang (262), Baan Nirada Sriwari Bangna (223 units). |
Public company | Belle Grand Rama 9: 1,991 units, THB 15.04 billionA |
| Sansiri PCL English Wikipedia: Sansiri is 'one of the largest real estate developers in Thailand', founded 1984; revenue ฿34,973.59 million and total assets ฿127,451.47 million (2022). No unit count was found in an opened source. |
Public company | THB 34,973.59 million revenue (2022)B |
| Land and Houses PCL (LH) English Wikipedia infobox, from LH financial data at 31 Dec 2014 — an old figure, kept because nothing newer opened; SET-listed since 1991, its largest shareholder group is a founding family (30.73% at end-2019). |
Public company | USD 959.7 million revenue (2014)B |
| Pruksa Real Estate PCL English Wikipedia: 'one of the largest real estate developers company in Thailand', listed on the SET; revenue US$1.2 billion (2014). Old figure; no newer source opened. |
Public company | USD 1.2 billion revenue (2014)B |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Bangkok's largest commercial landlords are SET-listed mall and office owners and the leasehold REITs they sponsor (CPNREIT, GVREIT), plus large private retail groups (Siam Piwat, The Mall Group) that publish no filings. Many of the trophy assets are leaseholds on Crown, university or railway land.
| Name | Type | Floor area / assets |
|---|---|---|
| Central Pattana PCL (CPN) CPN's asset tables list 41 shopping malls totalling 8,446,000 m² project GFA and 1,939,372 m² leasable, and 314,545 m² of offices; Bangkok holdings include centralwOrld (leasehold 2040), Central Ladprao (leasehold 2028), Central Rama 9 (leasehold 2050), Central Rama 3 (freehold), Central Westgate and The Ninth Towers / G Tower at Grand Rama 9. Several assets are leased on to CPNREIT. CPN also holds 49% of Mega Bangna (freehold). |
Public company | 41 malls, 1,939,372 m² leasable retail; 10 office buildings, 314,545 m² leasable (nationwide, 31 Dec 2024)A |
| Frasers Property Thailand / Golden Land (GOLD) and Golden Ventures Leasehold REIT (GVREIT) Frasers Property Thailand's commercial page lists Samyan Mitrtown (GOLD 49%), FYI Center (12 storeys, 50,000 m² lettable), Park Ventures Ecoplex (Ploenchit/Wireless), Sathorn Square (40 storeys, 73,000+ m², sub-leased to GVREIT in April 2016), Silom Edge (over 50,000 m²) and a 20% stake in W Bangkok. Its industrial arm manages 'over 3.63 million square meters' of factories and warehouses nationwide. |
Public company | Sathorn Square 73,000+ m²; FYI Center 50,000 m²; Silom Edge 50,000+ m²; Samyan Mitrtown 49% (84,000 m² office + retail NLA)A |
| Siam Piwat Co., Ltd. English Wikipedia: Siam Piwat is 'best known for managing Siam Center, Siam Discovery, Siam Paragon, and Iconsiam'; privately held, founded 1958 as Bangkok InterContinental Hotel Company. No floor-area total in an opened source. |
Private company | Siam Center, Siam Discovery, Siam Paragon (JV), ICONSIAM (JV)B |
| The Mall Group English Wikipedia: 'The company owns The Mall, The Mall Lifestore, Emporium, EmQuartier, Emsphere and Siam Paragon shopping centers'; a private company, a subsidiary of Lukrak Supachai Company Limited, held 65% / 35% by two founding families per the same source. No floor-area figure opened. |
Family / private | The Mall, Emporium, EmQuartier, Emsphere and (with Siam Piwat) Siam ParagonB |
| Asset World Corp PCL (AWC) English Wikipedia: AWC is 'majority-owned by ... TCC Group', listed on the SET in 2019 ('Thailand's largest corporate listing', USD 1.57 billion), and owns properties 'such as Asiatique and Empire Tower'. AWC's IR host did not respond, so no portfolio total was read. |
Public company | Asiatique, Empire Tower; hotels operated under international brandsB |
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Looked for and not found
Claims this page would have made if a source could be opened. They are left out rather than guessed.
- That the One Bangkok site (former Suan Lum Night Bazaar / Lumpinee Stadium) is leased from Crown property and the partners' shares in the owning company — widely said; no opened source states it.
- The shareholding split in Siam Paragon Development (Siam Piwat / The Mall Group) and in the ICONSIAM mall company (Siam Piwat / MQDC / Charoen Pokphand Group).
- The holder of the 51% of Samyan Mitrtown not held by GOLD.
- Land tenure at Don Mueang International Airport (state land operated by Airports of Thailand) — AOT's One Report PDFs all returned 404.
- Title to the Sappaya-Sapasathan (Parliament) site at Kiakkai.
- Bangkok-specific holdings of Treasury state land (ราชพัสดุ) and of the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration — neither treasury.go.th nor a BMA asset register was read.
- SRT's total landholding: search results give both 240,880 and 246,880 rai nationwide and c. 39,000 rai under development (SRT Asset managing 12,233 contracts on 38,469 rai) — Nation Thailand bans crawlers and the Bangkok Post article is paywalled, so none is used as fact.
- Unit counts or presales for AP, Supalai, Origin, Sansiri, LH and Pruksa from their own filings; SET One Reports were not read (SET terms are personal-use and market.sec.or.th's search pages are robots-disallowed).
- The DOL's online asset-check and parcel map (eservice.dol.go.th, landsmaps.dol.go.th) — unreachable from here.
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Sources
- คู่มือสำหรับประชาชน: คำขอตรวจหลักฐานทะเบียนที่ดิน / ห้องชุดทางไปรษณีย์ (Citizen manual: request to inspect land/condominium register evidence by post) — Department of Lands (Lamphun Provincial Land Office manual, hosted on dol.go.th) · openA
- ค่าธรรมเนียม ภาษี และอากร (Fees, taxes and duties) — Department of Lands · openA
- Assets under Central Pattana — Retail Properties; Office Properties (as of 31 Dec 2024) — Central Pattana PCL · openA
- Assets under Central Pattana — Office Properties — Central Pattana PCL · openA
- Siam Paragon; CentralWorld — Wikipedia (English) · openB
- CentralWorld — Wikipedia (English) · openB
- Iconsiam — Wikipedia (English) · openB
- Parts of MahaNakhon sold to King Power in B14bn deal (11 Apr 2018) — Bangkok Post · openA
- King Power Mahanakhon — Wikipedia (English) · openB
- Commercial property (Samyan Mitrtown, FYI Center, Park Ventures, Sathorn Square, Silom Edge, W Bangkok) — Frasers Property (Thailand) PCL · openA
- Samyan Mitrtown — Wikipedia (English) · openB
- About Us — About the Developer — One Bangkok · openA
- One Bangkok — Wikipedia (English) · openB
- Krung Thep Aphiwat Central Terminal — Wikipedia (English) · openB
- Sappaya-Sapasathan — Wikipedia (English) · openA
- Rajamangala Stadium — Wikipedia (English) · openB
- Assets under Central Pattana — Residential Properties (as of 31 Dec 2024) — Central Pattana PCL · openA
- Privy Purse Bureau (Crown Property Bureau) — Wikipedia (English) · openB
- The Privy Purse Bureau — home page — Privy Purse Bureau · openA
- SRT looks to raise land rent income (19 Jul 2025) — Bangkok Post · paidA
- Chulalongkorn University — Campus — Wikipedia (English) · openB
- ธนารักษ์จ่อขึ้นค่าเช่าที่ราชพัสดุ ‘อยู่อาศัย-เกษตรกรรม’ ตั้งเป้ารายได้เกิน 20% (12 Feb 2026) — Thansettakij (ฐานเศรษฐกิจ) · openA
- Residential property — Frasers Property Home (Thailand) — Frasers Property (Thailand) PCL · openA
- Sansiri — Wikipedia (English) · openB
- Land and Houses — Wikipedia (English) · openB
- Pruksa Real Estate — Wikipedia (English) · openB
- Siam Piwat — Wikipedia (English) · openB
- The Mall Group — Wikipedia (English) · openB
- Asset World Corporation — Wikipedia (English) · openB