Two thousand guides. That's not a typo. Over the past year, we sat down and wrote a complete rental guide for every single condo building, neighborhood, BTS station, budget range, and renter type we could think of in Bangkok. If you've ever searched for honest, detailed rental info about a specific building or area and found nothing but generic advice, you'll understand why we did this.

The Superagent mission was simple: cover every corner of Bangkok's rental market so thoroughly that no renter, whether a fresh arrival at Suvarnabhumi or a local moving across town, ever has to make a decision based on guesswork again. And now, with 2,000 guides live on superagent.co, we can honestly say: mission complete.

Why 2,000 Guides and Not Just 50 "Best Of" Lists

Most rental content about Bangkok is painfully surface level. You get the same recycled "Top 10 Condos in Sukhumvit" articles that mention Ashton Asoke and The Lofts Silom, throw out a vague rent range, and call it a day. That's fine if you already know exactly what you want. But most renters don't.

Think about someone relocating to Bangkok for a job near Phra Ram 9 MRT. They need to know which buildings actually have good internet for remote work, which ones sit above a 7 Eleven so the elevator reeks of grilled sausages at 6am, and whether the 15,000 THB studios at Lumpini Suite Phetchaburi are worth it compared to spending 18,000 THB at Belle Grand Rama 9 for a proper one bedroom.

That's the level of detail we aimed for. Not "Rama 9 is a great area." Instead, building by building breakdowns with real rent data, honest pros and cons, and the kind of observations you only get from people who have actually walked the hallways.

Every Neighborhood, Every Station, Every Budget

We wrote guides organized the way renters actually think. Some people search by BTS station because their office is near Chong Nonsi. Others search by budget because they know they can spend 25,000 THB max. Some search by lifestyle because they want to live near good running routes along Benjakitti Park.

So we built guides for all of those entry points. Want to know what you can rent near On Nut BTS for under 12,000 THB? There's a guide for that, covering buildings like Regent Home Sukhumvit 97/1 and iCondo Sukhumvit 103. Curious about luxury options near Lumphini MRT in the 80,000 to 120,000 THB range? We covered Saladaeng One, Muniq Langsuan, and the rest.

The collection also includes guides for specific renter types. Teachers at international schools near Bearing. Japanese expats looking for buildings with onsen facilities near Phrom Phong. Young Thai professionals wanting walkable neighborhoods near Ari BTS without paying Thonglor prices. Each guide addresses a real scenario because each one was written with a real person in mind.

What Makes These Guides Actually Useful

Every guide follows a structure built around the questions renters actually ask. Not the questions a marketing team assumes they ask. We know this because we answer rental questions every single day through our AI platform.

Take our guide for Ideo Mobi Sukhumvit 66, a popular mid range condo near Udom Suk BTS. Instead of just listing amenities from the developer's website, we cover things like the actual secondary market rents (studios going for 10,000 to 13,000 THB as of early 2025), how noisy the units facing Sukhumvit Road really are, whether the rooftop pool gets too crowded on weekends, and how the 5 minute walk to the BTS feels during rainy season when Soi 66 floods at the entrance.

That's the kind of information that saves you from signing a lease you'll regret. Every guide includes real monthly rent ranges, walkability assessments, nearby food options (because let's be honest, proximity to good pad kra pao is a legitimate factor in Bangkok), and transportation details down to the specific exit number at the nearest station.

Built to Stay Current, Not Collect Dust

Rental markets move fast here. A building that was a great deal six months ago might have bumped rents by 3,000 THB after a renovation. A neighborhood that felt sketchy two years ago, like parts of Charoen Nakhon near ICONSIAM, now commands premium rents thanks to the Gold Line extension.

These 2,000 guides aren't static documents we published and forgot about. They're connected to our AI system, which continuously processes updated listing data. When rents shift at a building like Life Asoke Hype near Rama 9 MRT, the information in our guides reflects that reality, not last year's market.

We also keep adding new guides as new buildings come online. Bangkok never stops building condos, so we never stop writing about them.

The Bigger Picture Behind the Mission

Renting in Bangkok should not require a leap of faith. You shouldn't have to trust a random LINE contact who promises a "good room, good price" without any context about the building, the neighborhood, or whether you're overpaying by 5,000 THB a month.

These 2,000 guides exist to give every renter, regardless of language or experience level, the same quality of information that previously only came from knowing the right people or living here for years. That's always been the Superagent philosophy. Make the information accessible, make it honest, and let renters make confident decisions.

Whether you're hunting for your first studio near Sala Daeng or upgrading to a family friendly two bedroom near Chang Watthana, there's a guide waiting for you at superagent.co. Start with your station, your budget, or just the name of a building you've been eyeing. The answer is probably already written.