Mr. Witthaya Phromchanok, Managing Director of W&W Property and Development Co., Ltd. stated that the overall real estate market in 2019 faced various external challenges affecting the business, such as government measures on housing loan controls (Loan to Value: LTV) and adjustments in the foreign market. These factors may lead to adjustments within the real estate sector over a period, and some companies may experience a slowdown directly impacted by these issues. However, the demand for housing from customers continues to exist. It is evident that project development must align closely with consumer needs, located in desirable areas, with affordable pricing that meets real demand.

Recently, the company has developed the project “Polis Condo Suksawat 64”, an 8-story low-rise condominium consisting of 459 units, located in a prime area on Suksawat Road, with a total project value of over 700 million baht. The project is designed under the concept of “Open Living for Every Journey” on a land area of over 5 rai in Soi Suksawat 64. The project’s highlights include convenience with excellent access from multiple routes, open and airy spaces designed for optimal usability, and comprehensive amenities such as a central lobby for guests and relaxation, two large swimming pools for leisure and exercise, a fully equipped fitness center, a boxing room, a yoga area, a movie room, a large communal area for gatherings and work, private meeting rooms in the common area, a playground, gardens, and a large park surrounding the project. It aims to attract middle-income customers with easily affordable prices starting at 1.22 million baht (Fully Fitted). The pre-sale began at the end of 2018, and currently, over 70% of the units have been sold, with expectations to close sales by the third quarter of 2019. The company has set a sales target of 700 million baht.

The company's development of condominiums in the Suksawat area is based on a solid foundation, and this location is expected to grow significantly in the future. In terms of transportation, it has the Chalerm Mahanakorn Expressway connecting to the Industrial Ring Road, and the Phra Phutthayotfa Bridge 1 and 2, which can directly connect to key employment areas in the Central Business District (CBD) within just a few minutes. Additionally, the future Purple Line will run along Suksawat Road. There are also numerous job opportunities, including large factories and various offices, as well as important educational institutions such as King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi (KMUTT), and comprehensive public services and commercial facilities including shopping centers, hospitals, and more.

Currently, the area faces less intense competition compared to the city center or main business districts. However, due to the fundamental factors and potential of the location, both large and small operators are gradually entering the area, driven by the upcoming infrastructure such as the new subway and expressway. Consequently, land prices in this area are steadily increasing, and the improved transportation will attract both old and new residents, leading to a noticeable increase in new projects around the area, clearly reflecting the demand for housing and investment opportunities.