Condos For Rent Tempo One Ramkhamhaeng-Rama 9

Project facts and rental unit styles seen in listings

Tempo One Ramkhamhaeng-Rama 9 (Tempo One Ramkhamhaeng-Rama 9) is a low-rise condominium with 1 building and 139 units, located on Ramkhamhaeng Road, Hua Mak Sub-district, Bang Kapi District, Bangkok 10240 (no building number specified). Developed by Built Land Public Company Limited and completed in 2015, the project’s smaller scale tends to feel more private than many high-rise options in the broader corridor. A key point frequently mentioned in rental listings is parking: 54 spaces, which matters for tenants who drive and want predictable parking availability. In the rental market, you’ll commonly see compact layouts suited for solo living or couples, as well as units arranged with clearer zoning for people who work hybrid and want a dedicated work corner. When comparing listings, tenants typically filter by floor level, orientation, balcony exposure, and whether the unit is offered fully furnished or partially furnished—details that are especially useful in a single-building project where each stack can feel different.

Who it fits: Ramkhamhaeng–Rama 9 commuters and Hua Mak students

The core tenant profile at Tempo One Ramkhamhaeng-Rama 9 (Tempo One Ramkhamhaeng-Rama 9) often includes office staff and managers commuting toward the Rama 9–Ratchadaphisek business zone, such as the office clusters around Central Rama 9 and Fortune Town. It also suits service-sector professionals who need frequent city access but prefer a Ramkhamhaeng base with practical rental pricing. Another consistent group is healthcare-related tenants and those with regular appointments around Srinakarin, including Samitivej Srinakarin Hospital. The project also benefits from proximity to event and sports activity at Rajamangala National Stadium. In addition, Hua Mak is a strong student area: Ramkhamhaeng University and ABAC (Hua Mak campus) create steady rental demand, so listings here often move in line with academic terms and job relocation cycles.

Realistic commuting examples: work, study, and shopping from the project

For an office worker heading to Central Rama 9, a typical route is via Ramkhamhaeng Road connecting toward Ratchadaphisek and Rama 9 by car or public transport, taking roughly 25–45 minutes depending on traffic. Tenants who prefer rail to reduce congestion can travel to the Airport Rail Link Hua Mak Station and ride into the inner city to connect onward; total time to major interchange points is commonly around 20–35 minutes depending on time of day. For students attending Ramkhamhaeng University, traveling along Ramkhamhaeng Road by public transport usually takes about 10–25 minutes. For shopping, The Mall Bangkapi is a straightforward trip along Ramkhamhaeng Road at around 10–20 minutes. Medical trips to Samitivej Srinakarin Hospital via Srinakarin Road typically take about 15–30 minutes. If you’re comparing current rental pricing and available units specifically in this project, you can check updated listings on 9asset.com to review unit details, contract terms, and recent photos.