Ageing society trend in Thailand has brought a challenging context to real estate industry in the country and it actually can be an all-or-nothing opportunity depending on how each developer conceives the topic and sees the demand in conjunction with their abilities to come up with a project that matches to what the “society” wants or needs in order to stand stably and profitably strong in the market. This research therefore represents the ideology of a smart home where supporting the elderly with safety and health, yet actually with a design that is meant for everyone in the family to live comfortably in together over time. This research assesses the significant predictor(s) of the possibility that the elderly would be likely to acquire technology for their dwellings. The analysis of the data collected from 312 sets of questionnaires on older adults living in five different areas in Bangkok, Thailand, grouped by decade. The questionnaire was dichotomized that Binary Logistic Regression was performed to assess the attitude of the elderly toward technology and the socioeconomic characteristics that cases would significantly associate with the analysis. For the analyses, P-value of <0.01 and0.05 were used. The embedded findings show predictors that actually significantly affect the attitude of the Thai elderly toward smart home technology are not actually due to the limitations of being aged as a major concern. Meanwhile, having an absolute homeownership was a strong predictor that significantly associated with the statistic results, so does the trait of having living assistants, but not living with a family that is statistically shown as in an adverse predictor. Considered the technology components in conjunction with the analysis, technology with the purpose of keeping health and safety was a significant predictor even after controlling for socioeconomic characteristics. Despite the sensory changes research in parallel to the associated technology as a home element to the extent of the environmental gerontology context, the findings from this research, however, have explanatorily shown that, at the end of the day, the elderly prefer to stay in a place even though they could be a burden to their families.