Abstract:
The research on residents satisfaction in using common facilities of small-scale housing projects in Bangkok metropolitan aims to study the satisfaction of residents in using common facilities in housing estates within Bangkok. It examines the general demographic information of the sample group, including frequency, percentage, mean, standard deviation, minimum, and maximum values in terms of gender, age, marital status, occupation, and income of the residents. Additionally, it compares the proportions and relationships among satisfaction levels regarding the use of common facilities in housing estates in Bangkok. The study involves conducting surveys and distributing questionnaires to sample groups residing in housing estates within Bangkok. The research findings can serve as detai led information for addressing issues related to the use of common areas in housing estates. They will be beneficial to developers, architects, marketers, and other interested parties in improving the design and management of common facilities in Bangkoks housing projects.