KHUN by YOO

KHUN by YOO is a luxury high-rise condominium located at 338 Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10110, in the prime Thong Lo area of Sukhumvit 55. The project is surrounded by upscale lifestyle destinations, popular dining venues, and well-known community spaces. It is approximately 1.4 kilometers from BTS Thong Lo Station.

The development consists of 1 residential building with 27 floors and 148 units, with parking space for around 100 percent of the units. Unit types include 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom, 3-bedroom, penthouse, and duplex layouts, starting from about 41 square meters. The design emphasizes luxury living with distinctive interior and architectural details.

Facilities include a lobby, swimming pool, fitness center, steam room, garden, multi-purpose room, passenger lifts, and premium common areas designed for private urban living. The security system includes 24-hour security personnel, CCTV, key card access, and controlled entry points throughout the project.

The project was completed in 2020 and developed by Sansiri Public Company Limited in collaboration with YOO Inspired by Starck. Property management is maintained to luxury condominium standards, making it suitable for both end-use buyers and long-term investors seeking a high-demand address in Thong Lo.

KHUN by YOO in Thonglor-Ekkamai (Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana) remains a high-end resale market in 2026, supported by executive and expatriate rental demand. Compared with outer Sukhumvit projects such as blue Sukhumvit 89 or The Excel Hideaway Sukhumvit 50, KHUN typically trades at a premium, while prime CBD peers like Noble Ploenchit can be in a similar bracket depending on unit condition and view.

• Resale price per unit (2026): 1-bedroom, 45 sq.m. averages THB 16.2M
• Price per sq.m.: ~THB 360,000 (THB 16.2M divided by 45 sq.m.)
• Average rent: THB 65,000 per month for a 45 sq.m. 1-bedroom
• Gross Rental Yield: (65,000 x 12) divided by 16,200,000 = 4.81% per year

Capital gain outlook: Using a conservative 2-4% annual appreciation for the Thonglor-Ekkamai luxury segment, a THB 16.2M unit could see roughly THB 0.32-0.65M upside per year. Upside drivers include limited new luxury supply and resilient rents, while key risks are tighter resale negotiations and holding costs that reduce net returns.