Question 1

Is it freehold or leasehold?

Accepted Answer

EI8HTEEN SEVEN is leasehold, on a 30 + 30-year structure. This is not a single 60-year term: Thai law registers a lease for a maximum of 30 years, so the first 30 years are registered with the Land Office and the second 30 is a contractual right to renew, not a legal guarantee. Read that way, the functional horizon runs to approximately 2086. Most of central Bangkok's ultra-prime land is held by institutional landowners and offered on long-term lease; EI8HTEEN SEVEN sits inside that structure.

Question 2

Who is the developer?

Accepted Answer

One Bangkok is developed by a joint venture of TCC Assets, the property arm of TCC Group, and Frasers Property. EI8HTEEN SEVEN sits within that One Bangkok masterplan framework.

Question 3

When was it completed, and how many residences are there?

Accepted Answer

The tower was completed in Q1 2026 and is ready for immediate occupancy. It holds 291 leasehold residences across 55 storeys, in one-bedroom, two-bedroom, three-bedroom, and penthouse formats.

Question 4

Can foreign buyers purchase?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The lease structure on institutional land is the standard route for foreign-buyer participation in Bangkok's central ultra-prime corridor; the 49% foreign-quota constraint that applies to freehold Thai condominium units does not apply in the same form to leasehold structures. Specific eligibility is best confirmed at first inquiry against the project's lease documents and the buyer's own legal counsel.

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