1) The relocation of Bangkan slum dwellers in Bangkok has faced problems due to a lack of dweller-oriented housing and distrust from inconsistent government policies. Only 44% of surveyed dwellers were saving money for relocation as required, with many citing an unfair wealth gap. 2) Most dwellers preferred houses over government-planned flats and wanted to stay near the local market. However, flat prices increased with design changes, decreasing trust. 3) To improve future relocations, the government needs consistent policies and flexible community-based approaches, while providing housing aligned with dwellers' needs and abilities to pay.