Seen at the exciting launch event are (from left to right): Ash Scholes, Associate Director of International Project Marketing at Savills UK; Prapaporn Boonkajornkul, the dynamic Director of Sales and Marketing for Savills Thailand; Peter Allen, the energetic Sales & Marketing Director for Residential at Stanhope PLC, representing Television Centre; and Robert Collins, the visionary CEO of Savills (Thailand) Limited.
Television Centre is thrilled to unveil the much-anticipated global launch of The Ariel, marking the second phase in the iconic redevelopment of the historic BBC headquarters located in White City, West London. Scheduled to launch on 19 August 2024, this dazzling new 23-story tower is a project by the renowned developer, Mitsui Fudosan UK. It boasts a splendid collection of 167 private apartments and lavish penthouses, offering a rare chance for Thai buyers to secure a residence in one of London’s most vibrant landmarks.
A series of engaging sales exhibitions are set to take place in the bustling city of Bangkok on the 13th and 14th of September 2024, from 10 AM to 5 PM, at the luxurious Park Hyatt Hotel, situated at Central Embassy, Bangkok.
Prices are forecasted to start at £595,000 (27,768,650 THB) for a sleek Studio apartment and soar above £6 million (280 Million THB) for opulent penthouses. This incredible opportunity is being managed through the esteemed sales agent, Savills. For more details, visit their website at Savills Thailand.
For aspiring homebuyers in Bangkok, please reach out to:
Prapaporn Boonkajornkul
Director of Sales and Marketing, Savills (Thailand) Limited
Mobile: +66 (0) 9619 6519 1
Email: [email protected]
Why would anyone spend so much on a flat in London? Ridiculous pricing!
It’s London we’re talking about. Prime location always comes with a hefty price.
Still, it’s an outrageous amount! There are better investments out there.
Some people value prestige and convenience over money. To each their own.
Mitsui Fudosan always delivers quality. I wouldn’t doubt the construction or the aesthetics.
True. Their track record speaks for itself. But isn’t the market already saturated?
In some areas, yes. But London always finds buyers.
I’d love to live in central London, but these prices are way out of reach for most people.
The prices are crazy, but these developments are meant for high-net-worth individuals. It’s not a surprise.
Yeah, but it makes the city less inclusive. Regular folks are priced out.
True, but this isn’t new. London’s been like this for decades now.
I guess you’re right. Still, one can hope for more accessible housing options.
I’ve seen these kinds of exhibitions before. They usually promise a lot but deliver barely half of it.
Which ones are you talking about? Some actually deliver pretty well.
Mostly local ones, but international projects can be the same sometimes.
Those penthouses must be something out of this world. Imagine the view from the top!
Yeah, and the price tag to match! Over 6 million pounds is no joke.
If I had that kind of money, I wouldn’t think twice.
Savills might ease the buying process, but what’s their cut in all this? Must be huge.
They’re the best in what they do. You pay for premium service.
Still feels like you’re paying an arm and a leg for intermediaries.
Interesting that they’re specifically targeting Thai buyers. Why not local Londoners?
Probably because the market in London is already tapped out or too competitive.
It would be a dream to live in such a historic landmark. The old BBC headquarters has so much character.
I attended one of Savills’ exhibitions in the past, very professional setup. But the prices were clear turn-offs.
Agreed. Professional, but not affordable for the average person.
Absolutely. It’s like they’re only focusing on the elite.
Anyone know if the apartments are fully furnished? At these prices, they should be!
I doubt it. Most high-end places offer options, but fully furnished usually costs extra.
Wow, Thai real estate agents must be really good to manage such high-profile sales abroad.
It’s a pity that such developments don’t focus on sustainable and affordable housing.
Unfortunately, sustainability often takes a backseat when profit is the priority.
True. But someone has to start prioritizing it sooner or later.
I am intrigued by the design. Mitsui Fudosan always has unique architectural ideas.
Just another playground for the rich. The real estate market is getting more and more skewed.
Has anyone here actually attended one of these sales exhibitions in Bangkok? What’s the atmosphere like?