Singha Estate (S) Celebrates New Year Success with Sell-Out of
“THE ESSE Sukhumvit 36” Worth Over 6,000 million Baht, Boosting Confidence in
the Luxury Real Estate Market
Singha Estate Public Company Limited (SET: S) has announced a successful closure with sell-out of THE ESSE Sukhumvit 36, with a total value exceeding 6,000 million baht. This success reflects the continued strong demand in the luxury residential market located in the heart of Sukhumvit, one of Bangkok’s most sought-after areas. The project is one of Singha Estate’s residential developments, created under the “Crafted to Last” concept, reinforcing the company’s strength in delivering high-quality project that continuously add value to the business.
THE ESSE Sukhumvit 36 is strategically located near the BTS ThongLo station, comprising 338 units and valued at over 6,000million baht. The project is developed under the concept “A Harmony of Contrast,” featuring a distinctive Thai-modern design that perfectly blends luxury, tranquility, and privacy amidst urban living.
Nattavuth Mathayomchan, Chief Residential Development Officer of Singha Estate Public Company Limited (‘S’), stated, “The successful closure with the sell-out of THE ESSE Sukhumvit 36 reflect the ongoing strong demand in Thailand’s luxury residential market, even amid challenging market conditions. This is especially for projects in prime city locations, which continue to gain trust from both domestic and international consumers. This achievement marks a significant step for Singha Estate as we welcoming the new year 2026 and further reinforces the confidence our customers have in our design quality and international-standard project development, aligned with our mission ‘Enriching Your Life’.”
“Therefore, the success of the project also reflects the current housing market trends, where consumers place high value on the quality of materials, practical design, and functionality, as well as the potential of the location. Singha Estate continues to advance its development projects to meet the demands of urban residents, with a focus on building sustainable growth and creating long-term value for the business” Nattavuth concluded.