From The Nation

Lands on Silom Road are the priciest, according to data on estimates in Bangkok gathered from 2016-2019 and reported by the Treasury Department on its website.

Silom had the highest estimated price at Bt700,000-Bt1 million per square wah (4 square metres), followed by lands on Phloen Chit Road (Bt900,000 per sq.wah) and lands on Rajdamri Road (Bt750,000-Bt900,000 per sq.wah).

Meanwhile, the cheapest lands in Bangkok are farmlands in Bangkhuntian district, which are estimated at Bt500-Bt10,000 per sq.wah.

The 10 roads with the costliest lands in Bangkok are:

1. Silom Road (Bt700,000-Bt1 million per sq.wah)

2. Phloen Chit Road (Bt900,000 per sq.wah)

3. Rajdamri Road (Bt750,000-Bt900,000 per sq.wah)

4. Rama I Road (Bt400,000-Bt900,000 per sq.wah)

5. Wireless Road (Bt500,000-Bt750,000 per sq.wah)

6. Sathorn Road (Bt450,000-Bt750,000 per sq.wah)

7. Yaowarat Road (Bt700,000 per sq.wah)

8. Thaniya Road, Pattanapong Road, Pattanapong II Road (Bt600,000 per sq.wah)

9. Narathiwas Rajanakarin Road (Bt280,000-Bt600,000 per sq.wah)

10. Ratchawong Road, Sampeng Road (Bt550,000 per sq.wah)

now we know why drinks in bars are so costly, 

First drink at Hotmale Go-Go 400 and cocktails 450 as of Friday.

I don't mind to pay if only I have  a chance, sigh