One Bangkok Expands Strategic Partners with Knight Frank Appointment, bolstering its office leasing ecosystem
One Bangkok, the largest holistically integrated district in the heart of Bangkok, has appointed Knight Frank as a Strategic Leasing Partner, further strengthening its office leasing ecosystem. With deep local market expertise in Thailand and an extensive global network, Knight Frank brings valuable insights into Bangkok’s office landscape while enabling strong connections with international occupiers. Together with existing strategic leasing partners JLL and CBRE, this expanded partnership will support One Bangkok in refining its office leasing strategy to enhance portfolio performance and foster greater tenant diversity.
Tattayakorn Benjapattharaseth, Senior Vice President, Head of Offices of One Bangkok, stated, “One Bangkok is steadily establishing itself as a key business destination, bringing our long-term vision to life through collaboration with leading real estate experts. Welcoming Knight Frank to our panel of strategic leasing partners builds on this progress, ensuring we continue to attract diverse, high-calibre occupiers that define a world-class business district.”
Panya Jenkitvathanalert, Partner – Head of Office Strategy and Solutions at Knight Frank Thailand, commented, “The collaboration with One Bangkok provides us a unique opportunity to apply our insights to a development that truly sets a new standard for office environments. Our focus is on ensuring that One Bangkok’s distinctive offering resonates with the forward-thinking needs of businesses, particularly as we observe a clear ‘flight to quality’ in Bangkok’s office leasing market, attracting a diverse range of tenants across sectors. This further solidifies its position at the forefront of Bangkok’s commercial landscape.”
Knight Frank’s deep market insights and global network provide critical data on office leasing and relocation trends. In Q1 2026, Bangkok’s office market recorded net absorption of approximately 70,000 sq.m., outpacing new supply and driving occupancy up to 77.6%, signalling a continued recovery in demand.



