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Thai Senior Housing Project Faces 20-30% Cost Overruns

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What happened

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The Rama-Treasury senior complex project in Samut Prakan is expected to see construction costs rise by 20-30% due to economic conditions. The project, jointly owned by Ramathibodi Hospital and the Treasury Department, experienced significant delays because Ramathibodi Hospital subsequently revised and modified its project specifications. Consequently, Ramathibodi Hospital plans to request additional funding from the cabinet to cover the increased budget.

From bangkokpost.com

Why it matters

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The cost overruns and delays necessitate a review of the project's scope, and Ramathibodi Hospital may need to reduce the number of units in the complex. The cabinet must review and potentially approve additional public funds to cover the increased construction budget.

From bangkokpost.com

Who's involved

  • Ramathibodi HospitalJoint owner of the senior housing project with the Treasury Department.
  • TitusChief of Dhanarak Asset Development, the company overseeing project construction.
  • cabinetGroup of officials responsible for approving additional funding requests.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Ramathibodi Hospital could face increased construction costs and the need for additional government funding.

  • cabinetSpeculative

    The cabinet might be required to allocate additional public funds to cover the cost overruns.

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