$1,300 IS THIS WORTH THE Price? What do you think? Check OUT THIS CONDO WITH NICHA! PUNNA@Nimman
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- Опубликовано: 25 июн 2024
- Explore the upscale living in Chiang Mai with Simon from Perfect Homes as he gives us an exclusive tour of The Punna Condo on Nimman, one of the premier residential complexes in the city. Simon is joined by Miss N, who showcases a luxurious two-bedroom, two-bathroom condo that blends comfort with modern elegance, spread across 120 square meters and available for rent at 50,000 baht (around $1,300 USD) per month.
This episode offers a detailed walkthrough of the unit's highlights, including a state-of-the-art kitchen equipped with the latest appliances, spacious storage, and sleek design, a cozy living area complemented by stylish furnishings, and a dining setup perfect for both everyday meals and entertaining guests. Viewers will also get a glimpse of the stunning views from the condo, emphasizing the bustling Nimman area, renowned for its vibrant lifestyle and convenience.
The Punna is celebrated not only for its luxurious accommodations but also for its strategic location, excellent building management, robust security, and fantastic communal facilities such as a shared swimming pool and separate gym facilities for each building. Simon's tour emphasizes the value offered by The Punna, making it a top choice for anyone looking to rent in Chiang Mai.
Learn more about local amenities, including the best coffee shops, restaurants, and the proximity to Maya Mall, ensuring residents enjoy the best of Chiang Mai right at their doorstep. Whether you're a professional working remotely, a family seeking a safe and engaging neighborhood, or a retiree looking for comfort and convenience, The Punna offers a perfect blend of luxury and local flavor.
Stay tuned till the end for a sneak peek at the community pool and an insightful look at the gym facilities. For inquiries or to arrange a viewing, contact Perfect Homes and ask for Miss N.
Hashtags: #ChiangMaiCondos, #LuxuryLiving, #ThePunnaNimman, #PerfectHomesChiangMai
0:00 - Introduction with Simon and Miss Nicha
1:00 - First impressions and pricing details
2:30 - Overview of Puna Condo's location and amenities
4:00 - Detailed tour of the two-bedroom, two-bathroom condo
6:00 - Exploring the kitchen amenities and layout
8:00 - Features of the living and dining areas
10:00 - View from the condo and discussions on local noise
12:00 - Tour of the bedrooms, including the master bedroom
14:00 - Exploring the building facilities, gym, and common areas
16:00 - Visit to the community pool and outdoor facilities
18:00 - Recap of the condo's features and amenities
19:30 - Closing thoughts, contact info, and thanks to viewers
20:00 - End
Excellent location in Nimman and also a very nice room
Nice condo
Thank you !
Long time no see Nicha!
Thanks!
this is a big unit but expensive
Hi there, thanks for your thoughts and comments, may I ask what you would say the correct value is and what your thoughts would be based on?
Myosotis blue or blue lavender ?
Remember every time a person agrees to pay a high price for a rental or property that only validates the next owner/seller to do it again.
Is that not called supply and demand and does that not happen all over the world? May I ask why you think the markets would be different in Thailand?
Nice video and condo. But there's no way I'm coming to Thailand to spend as much on rent as I do in the USA.
For sure! there is certainly no reason to spend this amount in Chiang Mai to be very comfortable. Everyone has their own priorities and needs and budgets. We are just trying to show the many different options available.
In my budget but for CM its expensive. Folk who settle in CM are the over 60 club and generally on a budget.. Id consider 1 Yr with option to extend at 900 USD. In CM in few months time
you need to do more research. it is a lot of digital nomads in da Cheng
@@user-nl9me3er7w Research? How? By watching fake videos on RUclips? Best research is using your own eyes. If you haven't lived in CM for several years you won't know the deal. As far as these digital dingdongs in CM, you're thinking about prior to 2019. Most of them left after 2019 and haven't returned. Most of the few digital dingdongs who do come to CM stick around for one to three months and then leave. He's right. Most of the foreigners who settle in CM are over 60 on a budget.
This is just one demographic that you are referring to, the are many different demographics living in Chiang Mai and many of them do not have a budget.
this is so true and many other people in other forms of online business that would not even call themselves digital nomads anymore.
I am sorry I have to disagree and that most expats in Chiang Mai are not on the tight budget that is portrayed for Chiang Mai, Also many of the expats here do not show their wealth as they do not feel the need to as they have left behind the material west. We have to be careful we do not become blinked and believe everyone is the same as those that we hang around with.
This nice, I would love this at 35000 THB for 1 year
It would be amazing value at that price! Are you living in Chiang Mai already or do you visit often?
@@perfecthomeschiangmai I want to move to Thailand and Cheng Mai was the city I was going to try to move to but I do not know if i can deal with the smoke lol
Like many units advertised on this channel, this one is very overpriced. You can get a very nice newer luxury 1 BR in Asok Bangkok with much better amenities for less than the asking price. And the same 2 BR unit isn't much more than this one. This unit should be no more than 30,000 baht if a fair rate were being asked. Landlords asking ridiculous rents for condos in CM will be the nail in the coffin for this city which still has not come close to recovering from the lockdown. And real estate agents who do not discuss market rates with landlords in order to keep rents within reason are contributing to the problem. Understand than landlords and real estate agents are working to push market prices up. This will destroy CM's long term future. People move to CM for low cost, not to overpay. Please spare me from lines like "we've never seen so much demand," etc. If demand is so high you wouldn't need to spend so much time making these videos.
Hi there, some great thoughts and comments, so as you asked I will spare you the responses to your thoughts and comments as I fear they will fall on deaf ears. Just one question why do you think Chiang Mai has not recovered since covid? Also may I ask why do you think we spend so much time making these videos? I am really sorry if you do not enjoy them.
other season ok but in smoke time Chiang mai too bad . not recommen to live their. people don't need to live in The city that have bad polution in the world. local people burn whole year long even rain season. people in Chiang mai start to sick cancel a lot
No one is sayin smoke season is good but also no where is perfect, and if you check most of the year the air in Chiang Mai is much better than many major cities in western countries around the world.
Way way Overpriced. You can rent a pool villa in Bali for less than this. Ridiculous price for Chiang Mai
Hi there, thanks for your thoughts and comments, may I ask what you would say the correct value is and what your thoughts would be based on?
@@perfecthomeschiangmai My comment is based on previous prices for this type of rental. Yes, its in a nice area but $1,300+ for a 2 bedroom seems excessive for Chiang Mai
@@perfecthomeschiangmai I plan to retire or semi retire etc in Chiang Mai. Lovely place etc. Done my retirement fees homework. Thai retirement visa and Condo rental all factored in. However, this does seem overpriced, nice area or not. Some of the PRCs might bite but not the regular, long term early 60s. Thank you for the vid too.
@@andy-ht4ts thanks, for sure there are cheaper 2 bedroom units in Chiang mai, but at this size in a building like this there is very little supply and high demands. - Though prices has now been reduced slightly. So lets see what happens.
Way overpriced.😢
Thanks for your thoughts and comments on pricing may I ask what you think the correct rental rate should be?