Area

Asoke

Floors

Total Units

Pet Friendly

Building Year

2004

EXCHANGE TOWER ASOKE

Exchange Tower Asoke, also known as Exchange Tower, is an office building in Asoke at the intersection of Sukhumvit Rd. and Ratchadapisek Road. This strategic location
offers convenient access to Asoke BTS, MRT Sukhumvit, and Terminal 21 via a connecting walkway.

Constructed in 2004, this project features 46 floors within its premises 5 floors are designated for retail spaces, accommodating renowned establishments such as Bangkok Bank, Kasikorn Bank, Krungsri Bank, Starbucks, Dressed, and even a branch of Stanford University.

Please find below all the details regarding Office space in Exchange Tower.

**All offices have Raised floor boards**

Property Features:

Parking spaces
Approx. 615

Typical Floor Area
1,300 sq.m per floor

Ceiling Height
2.6 Meter

Elevators
13 passenger
1 service elevator
2 Retail elevators

Air-Conditioning
Central Chiller with VAV

Lease period
3 years

Fitting out period
1 month (depending on the size)

Price per Sq. m
1400 THB per sq.m

Deposit
3 months

Car Park
1 car per 100 sq.m free of charge

Air-conditioning
Office air conditioning services from 9:00-21:00

Other Office Buildings near Exchange Tower Asoke
Lake Rajada office
Ocean Tower 1
CTI Tower
Column Tower
Interchange 21
Jasmine City BuildingVasu 01 Building
Times Square Building

Apartment near Exchange Tower Asoke
City Lake Tower
Millennium Residence
Mayfair Garden Apartment
The Lakes Condominium
Lake Avenue
Domus Condominium
Citi Smart Condominium Sukhumvit 18
Las Colinas
Celes Asoke

Building Facilities

Key Card Access
24-Hour Security

Basic Informations

Unit ID

OS-00007

Developer

City Developments Limited (CDL)

Area

Asoke

Listed Units

Property Type

Minimum Lease Term

3 years

CAM Fee per sqm

Pet Policy

No pets allowed

Pet Regulations

Extra pet deposit

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