Before Sukhumvit 49 became known, this area was open farmland with dirt roads. Amorn and Rabiab Bhumiratana began by developing rental homes on family land, and later built a shared swimming pool for residents. No grand plan - only a simple intention: to give people in the neighborhood a place to swim, exercise, and spend time together. That became the first swimming pool in the area.
 

The Racquet Club opened with 6 badminton courts, 2 tennis courts, squash, racquetball, and a half basketball court. Open to everyone from day one. No gatekeeping, no connections required.

The sports facilities were further expanded, including the addition of a gym area with treadmills and free weights, to support more diverse forms of exercise.

Built to elevate the quality of the original facility. The second pool was developed as a 25-meter standard swimming pool.

RQ2 marked a turning point. Five more badminton courts, a table tennis room, and the first dedicated office spaces. A shift from a purely sports-focused facility to an integrated sports and workplace environment.

Tennis expanded to 5 courts, with additional parking to match the growing community.

RQ3 arrived with a larger gym, along with a dance studio, cycling room, additional tennis courts (2 courts), and an additional squash court, as well as expanded retail and office spaces.

RQ4 brought a Multi-Sport Court combining basketball, futsal, and pickleball — alongside more shops and offices to serve daily life.

Bangkok's tallest indoor Rook Climbing Wall opened — a challenge for every age and every level.

RQ Mall launched, bringing everyday retail and lifestyle services together in one place.

RQ Residence A opened — for those who wanted Healthy Living not just as a goal, but as a way of life. Wake up and work out without getting in the car.

The third swimming pool was introduced as a saltwater pool, alongside office spaces in RQ6, to support continuous growth.

The climbing wall was expanded to a larger scale, and the badminton courts were restructured into 8 courts with improved standards.

RQ Bite opened - two heritage houses carefully transformed into an open-air food and beverage community, with the original mango tree intentionally preserved as the heart of the area. Today, it is a family-friendly space where people can dine comfortably while children play nearby.

RQ Residence B opens,  reflecting continuously increasing demand for residency within the community.