Overview
Rim Ping Condominium (also transliterated Rimping) is a 21-storey riverside high-rise of 590 units on Charoenrat Road, the quiet Ping River frontage of Wat Ket, a few minutes on foot from Wat Ket Karam and over Nawarat Bridge from Warorot Market. It is one of the largest single condominium buildings in central Chiang Mai and is unusual for its generously sized floor plates — marketed unit types run to roughly 164-169 sqm — with a pool, gym and sauna, covered parking and 24-hour security and CCTV. Ownership is freehold; the foreign quota is worth checking unit by unit given the building's age and long resale history. The developer is Rim Ping Condominium Co., Ltd., a Chiang Mai company registered in April 1989 under DBD number 0505532000820 with 300 million baht of registered capital, whose registered office at 105/1-5 Ratchawong Road is a separate address from the building itself. DISCLOSED: the completion year is not shipped because sources conflict widely — DDproperty and FazWaz both file the project as completed in 1998, while DDproperty's own Thai project description says ready in 2012 and a Chiang Mai portal dates the building to 1991; a 21-year spread across a single page and its peers is not a verified year, so the field is left unpublished. Its riverside position suits long-stay tenants and retirees who want space and quiet within walking distance of the old city's east side rather than a Nimman-style cafe corridor.
This guide brings together the building facts for Rim Ping Condominium — developer, age, height, ownership and amenities — alongside the Wat Ket 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.
Building facts
Amenities
Swimming Pool · Fitness Center · Sauna · Lift Lobby · 24h Security & CCTV
Indicative rent in Wat Ket
Building-specific rents vary by floor, view, furnishing and lease length. These are indicative long-term monthly ranges for the Wat Ket area as a whole — use them as a starting point and confirm against live listings.
Rim Ping Condominium & the neighbourhood.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Rim Ping Condominium?
Rim Ping Condominium is in Wat Ket, Chiang Mai — Charoenrat Road on the Ping River, Wat Ket — beside Wat Ket Karam, a short walk over Nawarat Bridge to Warorot Market · Grab / songthaew. Chiang Mai has no metro or rail, so residents rely on scooters, cars, Grab/Bolt ride-hailing and red songthaews.
Who developed Rim Ping Condominium and when was it completed?
Rim Ping Condominium was developed by Rim Ping Condominium Co., Ltd. (บริษัท ริมปิง คอนโดมิเนียม จำกัด — DBD 0505532000820), and no completion year is independently published for it (21 storeys). Treat the year and height as indicative and confirm against the building's records.
Can foreigners own a unit at Rim Ping Condominium?
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.
What does it cost to rent in Wat Ket?
Indicative long-term rents in Wat Ket run around ฿9,000–฿18,000 per month for a one-bedroom; studios are lower and larger units higher. Pricing varies by floor, view, furnishing and lease length — see the Wat Ket area guide for full tables.
What amenities does Rim Ping Condominium have?
Building facilities include Swimming Pool, Fitness Center, Sauna, Lift Lobby, 24h Security & CCTV. Covered car park is provided. Confirm exact facilities and house rules with the building.
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Sources & References
- Real Estate Information Center (REIC), Government Housing Bank, Thailand
- National Statistical Office, Thailand
- Tourism Authority of Thailand
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