u/SabCross

Hi !
I plan to live in chiangmai this summer and I was looking somes condos online to check the market situation

I was supprised when I saw the prices, because for a modern condo of 30sqm the averages prices where around 12k - 16k THB, which represent 100% of the salary of a the average worker in Thailand ! (and more than the median wage)

So my questions are :

- Who the hell can afford those rent prices aside foreigners ??

- It's seems like a renter market, and there seems like there is a lot of vacancy, so why aren't the prices going down ?

- I read that you can get lower rent in person if you walk-in at the condo reception and ask for available units, because if the owner display the "walk-in" price online, his condo value will plummet (because valuation is based on theoric rent price).
So, for anybody who found a condo by walking-in, how was the rent gap between the walk-in price and the online price ?

A single research building, and around 20 MW of electric power need

Yeah I like to go slow, but I progress anyway

But here, a lot of people seems to go HUGE very early, with ten of thousands of workers and Gigawatts of power installed

So I was wondering :

- Are there other person like me with not a lot of workers or most people just scale up aggressively ?

- For people with ten of thousands of workers, does it help you go much faster ?

- Isn't it stressfull to go big ? As for myself, if I just keep running my factories to the bare minimum to sustain itself, i'm just sipping through something like 12-24 Steel and 12-24 Copper, and I am still producing excess fuel

Which is nice when I need to take time to plan out things

With big factories that needs a lot more maintenance to keep up, I would be so stressed all the time