Condos For Sale at ISSI Condo Suksawat

Project facts for resale: ISSI Condo Suksawat

ISSI Condo Suksawat is a high-rise condominium located on Suksawat 17 Road, Bang Pakok Sub-district, Rat Burana District, Bangkok 10140. The development occupies approximately 3 rai 3 ngan 49.00 sq.wah of land and was developed by Charn Issara Development Public Company Limited, completed in 2015. The project is a single-building residence with a total of 892 units and 356 parking spaces—key decision points for buyers comparing owner-occupier value versus rental-oriented resale. A practical advantage when buying in ISSI Condo Suksawat is the depth of internal comparables: with many units in one project, buyers can more accurately benchmark asking prices by floor level, view direction, room condition, and transfer terms within the same condominium rather than relying on unrelated nearby projects. If you want to review multiple for-sale units in the same project to compare pricing and availability in one place, you can track listings on 9asset.com to streamline shortlisting and negotiation planning.

Who it fits: commuters along Suksawat–Rat Burana and buyers connecting to Sathorn

Typical buyer profiles for ISSI Condo Suksawat include professionals working along the Suksawat–Rat Burana–Phra Pradaeng corridor and those who need a workable drive into the Sathorn/Charoen Krung side of the city. By car, the Bhumibol Bridge area is roughly 6–8 km away, commonly around 15–25 minutes depending on traffic, which supports commuters heading toward central business zones. Lifestyle trips are also straightforward for riverside destinations such as Asiatique The Riverfront (about 7–9 km, roughly 20–30 minutes) and ICONSIAM (about 10–12 km, roughly 25–40 minutes). For daily errands, nearby retail anchors help sustain liveability and resale appeal, including Big C Rat Burana (approximately 2–3 km, around 5–10 minutes) and Lotus Bang Pakok (approximately 2–4 km, around 8–15 minutes). This makes the project attractive for end-users who want convenience without leaving the Thonburi side, while investors can focus on tenant demand from Rama 2-linked workplaces and the Phra Pradaeng industrial belt—segments that often prioritize easy car access and clearly defined on-site parking capacity.