New Roads, Highways & Interchanges
Source published: 2026-05-13
Last checked: 2026-10-11
Source: FM100 Chiang Mai University — reporting Department of Highways consultation ↗
San Sai · Chiang Mai
Highway 121 / 1367 (San Khayom); Highway 121 / 1001 (Nong Chom)
Status Not Verified · Evidence as of 2026-05-13 · FM100 Chiang Mai University — reporting Department of Highways consultation ↗
The May consultation report describes design conclusions for both junctions. Their current construction status requires a fresh official check; the two junctions must not be assumed to have identical progress.
PARKER’S PERSPECTIVE
Parker Estate Agency’s analysis — separate from official project facts. No promise of project approval, land price growth or investment returns.
For San Sai and the Mae Jo corridor, assess each junction separately: different phases may affect commuting routes and business access at different times. Accessibility: Compare actual journey times and access roads, not distance alone. Residential locations: Check noise, drainage and daily routes around the proposed works. Commercial activity: Improved connections could support local activity; demand is not guaranteed. Buyer and tenant convenience: Assess schools, hospitals and services using today’s transport options. Nearby development: Review official boundaries, land acquisition and temporary construction disruption before committing. Project approval, land price rises and investment returns are not guaranteed.
The May consultation report describes design conclusions for both junctions. Their current construction status requires a fresh official check; the two junctions must not be assumed to have identical progress.
FM100 Chiang Mai University — reporting Department of Highways consultation ↗New Roads, Highways & Interchanges
The May consultation report describes design conclusions for both junctions. Their current construction status requires a fresh official check; the two junctions must not be assumed to have identical progress.
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