For rentAriRD-109
Ari Canopy, 1 bedroom, For rent
1 bedroom35 m²Floor 5
3 min walk to BTS Ari
฿19,000/month
- Pets OK
- Fully furnished
Condos near the train, every walk timed by us
Rent or buy in Sathorn, Silom, Ari and Thonglor. We walk from every building door to the station entrance ourselves, so the minutes you see are minutes you can plan a workday around.
Start from the station you use every day
Four areas and ten stations on the Sukhumvit, Silom and MRT Blue lines. Pick an area to see the homes within walking distance.
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SilomRD-105
Silom Mews, 1 bedroom, For rent
1 bedroom40 m²Floor 9
5 min walk to BTS Sala Daeng
฿26,000/month
- Fully furnished
For rent
SathornRD-101
The Linden Sathorn, 1 bedroom, For rent
1 bedroom46 m²Floor 18
4 min walk to BTS Chong Nonsi
฿32,000/month
- Fully furnished
For rent
ThonglorRD-113
The Teak Thonglor, 1 bedroom, For rent
1 bedroom48 m²Floor 16
6 min walk to BTS Thong Lo
฿38,000/month
- Fully furnished
The walking minutes in our listings come from a stopwatch, not a map
Walked at 8 a.m. on a weekday
We walk every route at rush hour, from the building door to the station entrance, including the wait at crossings and footbridges.
Photos at eye level
Shot with a normal lens at eye height, so a 35 m² room looks like 35 m² when you stand in it.
No agency fee for tenants
Owners pay our fee. Leases come in Thai and English, and we file the TM30 address report for foreign tenants.
Area guides
Short and honest: who each area suits, what rent usually costs, and what to know before you move in.
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Sathorn–Silom
The business district, with Lumphini Park in the middle
- Typical 1-bed rent
- ฿22,000–38,000
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Ari
Leafy sois, small cafés, friendlier rents
- Typical 1-bed rent
- ฿15,000–24,000
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Thonglor
Restaurants, families and bigger condos
- Typical 1-bed rent
- ฿28,000–45,000
Own a condo near the train?
Last year, homes listed with us found a tenant in 23 days on average, and 7 in 10 tenants renewed for a second year. Our fee is one month’s rent for a one-year lease, and nothing if we don’t find a tenant.
From people who moved in
I spent three months looking for a place that takes two cats and found one here in a week. They told me straight which buildings really allow cats.
I walk to my office in Silom every morning. Five minutes in the listing is five minutes in real life. The English lease was clear, and they handled the TM30.
I listed my Thonglor unit and had a tenant in 19 days. Their photos don’t exaggerate, so people who come to view decide quickly.
Questions people ask
What documents does a foreign tenant need?
A passport with a valid visa, and a work permit if you have one. Some owners ask for a payslip or a letter from your employer; we always tell you in advance.
How much do I pay when I sign?
Usually a two-month security deposit plus one month in advance, three months in total. Every listing page shows the exact amount due.
Do tenants pay an agency fee?
No. The owner pays our fee.
Can I rent for less than a year?
Some owners accept six months at about 10% more rent. Check the lease terms on each listing, or ask us on LINE.
Can a foreigner buy a condo?
Yes, if the building’s foreign quota (49% of the sellable area) is still open and the money comes from abroad in foreign currency. Your bank issues an FET form for the Land Office transfer. Every sale listing here shows the quota status.
Can I view at the weekend?
Every day, 09:00–20:00. If you can’t come yet, we can walk you through the home on a LINE video call.
Not found it yet? Tell us what you need
Send your budget, area and move-in date on LINE. We reply within a day with homes that fit, including ones not listed yet.