Price overview for Koh Sirey
Calculated from the properties we hold right now, not from the whole market — useful as a rough benchmark.
Detached House 4Condominium 3Other 1Townhouse 1
Flooding in Koh Sirey, past 11 years
Compiled from news reports and official notices, not our own assessment — click a source name to read the original
Flooding reported in 1 of 11 years, worst in Apr 2025 (Severe, water entered homes), most recent 16 Apr 2025
Years with reports
1of 11 years
Worst
Apr 2025
Severe, water entered homes · Pracha Udom Community
Most recent
16 Apr 2025
Severe, water entered homes · Pracha Udom Community
Drainage projects in the news
0
No project news found for this area
By year, 2016 to 2026 · colour = worst level reported that year
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Severe, water entered homesModerate, small cars struggledRoad floodingReported, level not statedNo report found
Latest reports for this area
- 16 Apr 2025 Severe, water entered homes Pracha Udom Community The Nation A
- 15 Apr 2025 Severe, water entered homes Pracha Udom Community The Thaiger A
Compiled from 2 outlets · 2 reports (2 confirmed by at least two outlets) · last checked 16 Sept 2026 This shows where flooding was reported, not that every home in the area flooded. Water depth varies greatly within a few hundred metres, and a year with no report does not mean no flooding. Ask neighbours and check the development's ground level before deciding.
What budget and income does this area take?
An estimate from the median price here, using a 40% debt-to-income guideline that many Thai banks apply when assessing an application
The median price in this area is ฿3.19M. With a 10% down payment and a 30-year loan at 6%, the monthly payment is about ฿17,213 — so banks typically look for a combined borrower income of roughly ฿43,033 per month or more.
The actual amount depends on the criteria of each individual bank and on your income, occupation, employment history and credit record. Treat this as a planning estimate only.
