Sirin Property, the developer of the Plus Petchkasem project, has unveiled Thailand's first 'Flood-Resistant Condo' innovation, addressing the housing needs in areas prone to flooding. This design concept emphasizes safety, practical usability, and recovery after flooding, aiming to instill confidence in residents under all circumstances.

The catastrophic flooding event in Hat Yai district in 2025 had a widespread impact on the local population and housing, clearly demonstrating that future real estate development must transcend traditional concepts and be designed to withstand increasingly frequent and severe disasters.

Sirin Property has thus developed the flood-resistant condo concept for the Plus Petchkasem project, incorporating systematic design elements to handle flooding situations. These include water barriers at the project entrance, a 2-meter high water-resistant fence surrounding the project, backflow prevention valves, backup pumps, elevated common areas and critical building structures, electrical and engineering systems designed for continuous operation, multipurpose rooms for temporary shelter, indoor parking to prevent vehicle submersion, backup communication systems, and emergency equipment such as flat-bottom boats for evacuation when necessary.

This concept reflects the developer's vision to establish a new standard for living in Thailand, based on the principles of Safety, Resilience, Disaster Protection, and Long-term Value. All of these not only address current living needs but also enhance confidence and investment value for the future.

The launch of the 'Flood-Resistant Condo' marks a significant step forward for the Thai real estate industry, demonstrating that building design can go beyond aesthetics by elevating safety standards and readiness to adapt to climate change, allowing residents to live confidently in any situation.

Plus Condo Hat Yai is ready to serve as a model for modern housing development that not only provides shelter but also fosters 'peace of mind' and 'preparedness' for the future of the people in Hat Yai and Thailand.