Worawut Property Development Co., Ltd. · Completed ~1993 · 18 storeys · Nong Hoi, Chiang Mai
Chiang Mai Riverside Condominium is an 18-storey freehold high-rise completed in 1993 on Chiang Mai-Lamphun Road, developed by Worawut Property Development Co., Ltd. (cited on DDproperty's own project page; also seen transliterated 'Vorrawut' elsewhere) — one of the older riverside towers in the city, sitting directly on the Ping River a short walk from Nong Hoi Market and Rimping Supermarket. Developer, 18-floor count and 1993 completion are corroborated across two source families rather than three portals — DDproperty, and the single LIFULL Connect record surfaced by both FazWaz and Hipflat; DDproperty's own auto-generated marketing description elsewhere states 'completed 2012', which conflicts with the structured completion fields of both families — including DDproperty's own — and is treated here as templated copy filler rather than a competing primary source. Total unit count is left undisclosed, and the reason is stronger than a simple three-way split: FazWaz cites 500 units while its own LIFULL sibling Hipflat shows 55. That is one feed contradicting itself by an order of magnitude — grounds to distrust that family's unit field for this building outright, not a tie to break by counting. DDproperty's independent 500 is the only figure with clean provenance, but one unchallenged source is not enough to ship a number this contested, so none is published. Coordinates were self-pinned via Google Maps against the exact business listing (4.1★/117 reviews, 324/11 Chiang Mai-Lamphun Rd); note Google's own address field places the pin in Wat Ket sub-district, while both real-estate source families classify the project under Nong Hoi — given that agreement across genuinely separate operators and its position on the Nong Hoi side of the Chiang Mai-Lamphun corridor, it is listed here under Nong Hoi. A budget-friendly, riverside long-stay option for tenants who prioritise Ping River views and central-city access over new-build amenities.
This guide brings together the building facts for Chiang Mai Riverside Condominium — developer, age, height, ownership and amenities — alongside the Nong Hoi neighbourhood context that matters most to renters and buyers in Chiang Mai. BAANLYY is a data-and-tools platform; we are not the building owner or developer, and figures here are indicative — always verify current specifications, fees and availability before signing.
Swimming Pool · Covered Car Park · Lift Lobby · 24h Security & CCTV
Building-specific rents vary by floor, view, furnishing and lease length. These are indicative long-term monthly ranges for the Nong Hoi area as a whole — use them as a starting point and confirm against live listings.
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Chiang Mai Riverside Condominium is in Nong Hoi, Chiang Mai — Chiang Mai-Lamphun Road, Nong Hoi — riverside, near Nong Hoi Market & Rimping Supermarket. Chiang Mai has no metro or rail, so residents rely on scooters, cars, Grab/Bolt ride-hailing and red songthaews.
Chiang Mai Riverside Condominium was developed by Worawut Property Development Co., Ltd. and completed around 1993 (18 storeys). Treat the year and height as indicative and confirm against the building's records.
Foreigners can typically own Thai condominium units freehold within each building's 49% foreign-ownership quota. Foreign-freehold quota (49%) may be available — verify per unit. Always confirm the current quota and title in writing before committing.
Indicative long-term rents in Nong Hoi run around ฿6,500–฿13,000 per month for a one-bedroom; studios are lower and larger units higher. Pricing varies by floor, view, furnishing and lease length — see the Nong Hoi area guide for full tables.
Building facilities include Swimming Pool, Covered Car Park, Lift Lobby, 24h Security & CCTV. Covered car park is provided. Confirm exact facilities and house rules with the building.
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