Hi guys,
I'm slated to get transferred to work at Sathorn Square this coming August.
I've gotta find my own housing as my company is only giving me flights and work permit, plus an awesome pay package.
Anyone got any tips or pointers, please do let me know.
And yup, I'm true blue Singaporean 
Thank you in advance.
Housing in Bangkok
insomanic
06 July 2013 18:08:15
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karen
08 July 2013 14:21:53
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Hello insomanic.
A new thread has been created on the Bangkok forum for more visibility.
I would suggest you to post an advert in the Housing in Bangkok. It shall help.
Thanks
Karen 
Straydog
09 July 2013 15:26:48
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Suggest you located a service apartment you can rent on monthly basis. Use your days off and any other free time to check out different areas. Finding a place within walking distance of skytrain is best in my opinion. Once you find area you like then look for apartments/condos in that area.
Rattanamane
18 July 2013 05:53:05
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[Moderated: No free ad pls]
Suporn
22 July 2013 18:01:32
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I'm own condominium at Sathorn. I move to stay with my friend . My condominium is vacancy now and available for rent. If you're interested , please contact me at phone number +66 894471701. Email address [email protected]
Christine
23 July 2013 12:24:52
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Hello Suporn > you should please post this ad in the housing in Bangkok section. Thank you.
Suporn
24 July 2013 04:31:04
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Dear Christine, Sorry for my mistake. I'll do as your suggestion . RGDs. Suporn
lala-land
29 July 2013 10:58:49
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I live within walking distance to Sathorn square. The apartment above mine will be empty next month. It is 80 square meters and it rents for around 19-20 thounsand baht. if you are interested send me a message.
David
30 July 2013 12:08:18
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Hi lala-land,
Please your advert in the Housing in Bangkok section, this might help.
Thank you,
David.
Soy
17 August 2013 01:03:03
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As a working expat it shouldn't be hard to find something appropriate. You'll be working in the business area, not sure if you want to live there. I'd rent something for 1-2 weeks, then ask your colleagues, read ads etc and look around yourself. Any place near a Skytrain/ MRT station would be convenient. There are several thaiforums + classifieds, but as an employee I'd use my network first. Good luck, have fun! Kha.
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