Location | Bangkok Noi, Bangkok, Thailand [1] |
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Coordinates | 13°46′43″N100°28′36″E / 13.7785°N 100.4766°E |
Address | 7/222 Borommaratchachonanni Road, Arun Amarin |
Opening date | March 31, 1995 |
Developer | Central Pattana |
Management | Visit Udomkitchote [1] |
Owner | Central Pattana |
No. of stores and services | 263 [2] |
Total retail floor area | 60,098 square metres (646,890 sq ft) [3] |
No. of floors | 6 (Excludes 22 floors for Office Tower A and 15 floors for Office Tower B) |
Parking | 3,500 [3] |
Website | web |
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