Rosewood’s first residential development in Southeast Asia will introduce 85 private residences on a rare freehold site overlooking Lumphini Park with completion scheduled for 2030.
SC Asset Corporation and Rosewood Hotel Group have announced Rosewood Residences Bangkok, a rare residential offering in the Thai capital. Developed by SC Asset in strategic partnership with Tokyo Tatemono Thailand, a Thai Subsidiary of Tokyo Tatemono Co., Ltd., one of Japan’s leading real estate developers, the project brings together complementary expertise across the Thai and Japanese ultra-luxury property markets, alongside Rosewood’s globally recognised approach to residential hospitality.
The development embodies a shared vision to create a defining residential landmark in Bangkok, a best-in-class heirloom property designed for the evolving aspirations of globally minded UHNWIs seeking privacy, permanence and exceptional quality of living in one of Asia’s most vibrant capital cities.
The announcement comes as Bangkok continues to strengthen its position as one of Asia’s foremost destinations for global investment, entrepreneurship and luxury living. As international wealth increasingly seeks turnkey, experience-led residential assets in gateway cities, branded residences in the country have emerged as one of the fastest-growing sectors of the luxury real estate market, valued at 205.3bn baht, or US$6.4bn.
Sonia Cheng, CEO of Rosewood Hotel Group said: “The introduction of Rosewood’s first residential development in Southeast Asia reaffirms our commitment to delivering unparalleled luxury and bespoke living experiences in both urban and resort destinations globally. Bangkok’s cultural richness, international outlook and enduring appeal make it a compelling setting for this new expression of Rosewood living. In partnership with SC Asset, we are creating a private branded residence defined by thoughtful design, intuitive service and a genuine cultural connection to the city – an address intended to be valued for generations to come.”
