Q1 Srinakarin-Huamak
29/63 Hua Mak Road, Hua Mak Subdistrict, Bang Kapi District, Bangkok, 10240
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ARL Hua Mak (A4)
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MRT Yaek Lam Sali (YL09)
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MRT Yaek Lam Sali (OR20)
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MRT Sri Burapha (OR21)
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MRT Bang Kapi (YL08)
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MRT Ratcha Mangkhala Stadium (OR18)
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MRT Kalantan (YL12)
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MRT Klong Ban Ma (OR22)
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MRT Ramkhamhaeng (OR17)
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MRT Lat Phrao 101 (YL07)
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MRT Ramkhamhaeng 12 (OR16)
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MRT Mahat Thai (YL06)
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MRT Si Nut (YL13)
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ARL Ramkhamhaeng (A5)
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BTS Bang Chak (E10)
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MRT Chok Chai 4 (YL03)
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BTS Punnawithi (E11)
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MRT Rat Phatthana (OR25)
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Project Concept
Q1 Srinakarin-Huamak is shaped around an “easy urban living” design concept for Bangkok’s eastern residential belt, where long-established neighborhoods meet fast-changing mobility corridors such as Srinakarin, Huamak, and Ramkhamhaeng. The planning emphasis is practical: a clear building layout, straightforward circulation, and a sense of separation from the intensity of major roads.
Architecturally, the project leans into a clean, contemporary language. Simple lines and a controlled rhythm of openings are used to bring in natural light while maintaining privacy for everyday living. Material and color choices typically stay in neutral tones, aiming for a neat look that is easy to maintain - a point that matters to both end-users and rental investors.
Common areas are conceived as “pause spaces” rather than excessive showpieces. Functions are arranged to support real routines, such as casual work or reading corners and flexible lounge seating that can be used throughout the day. This approach aligns with the lifestyle of residents who spend time both at home and commuting across the east side of the city.
From an investment angle, a design that prioritizes usability, timeless aesthetics, and low upkeep tends to protect long-term value. It also helps the project remain attractive to tenants in the Huamak-Srinakarin area, where renters often compare comfort, practicality, and overall maintenance quality before making a decision.
Project Highlights
Q1 Srinakarin-Huamak stands out for its practical Huamak-Bangkapi location, offering smooth connectivity to Ramkhamhaeng and Srinakarin corridors. This is a real end-user and rental market driven by established neighborhoods, everyday services, and local dining rather than tourism-dependent demand, which helps support stable occupancy.
- Livable, proven neighborhood Set in Huamak, surrounded by dense residential catchment and multiple condominium options such as Bangkok Horizon Ramkhamhaeng and Asakan Place Srinakarin, signaling an area with consistent housing demand.
- Flexible road connectivity Convenient access via Srinakarin, Ramkhamhaeng, and Pattanakarn roads helps distribute commuting routes during peak hours. (Rail transit is not mentioned because no verified station distance is provided.)
- Everyday convenience nearby Strong day-to-day ecosystem around the project supports short trips for groceries, services, and meals - a key decision factor for tenants.
- Investor angle The key differentiator is “rentability” in a high-density local market. It can compete with nearby projects like iCondo Serithai Green Space and Happy Condo Ladprao 101 by leveraging proximity to community demand and main road networks.
Description
Q1 Srinakarin-Huamak is located at 29/63 Huamak, Bang Kapi, Bangkok 10240. This condominium is a high-rise residential project situated on Srinakarin Road near Hua Mak intersection, with convenient access to Ramkhamhaeng, Phatthanakan, and the Bang Kapi area. The location is suitable for both owner-occupiers and buyers looking for a condo in eastern Bangkok.
The project consists of 1 residential building with 20 floors, offering around 250 units in total and parking for approximately 40% of units. Room types mainly include 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom layouts, designed to suit working professionals, couples, and small families.
Facilities include a lobby, swimming pool, fitness room, garden, passenger lifts, and common areas for daily use. The security system includes 24-hour security guards, CCTV, and key card access control.
The project was completed around 2015 and developed by Quality Construction Products Co., Ltd. The property is managed by the condominium juristic management team to maintain common areas and residential standards.
For transportation, the project is close to MRT Yellow Line Hua Mak Station, approximately 700 meters away, and Airport Rail Link Hua Mak Station, about 1.2 kilometers away. Nearby landmarks include The Mall Bangkapi, Makro, Lotus's Phatthanakan, Samitivej Srinakarin Hospital, and Ramkhamhaeng University. For a nearby project, you may also view iCondo Serithai Green Space.
Price Trend
Q1 Srinakarin-Huamak in 2026 sits in the Huamak-Srinakarin pocket, benefiting from connectivity to Airport Rail Link areas and the broader Pattanakarn-Rama 9 job hub. Resale pricing is improving gradually rather than spiking, which makes the project more suitable for end-users and investors prioritizing steady cashflow.
- Resale price per unit: 1-bedroom 28-32 sq.m. typically trades around THB 2.25-2.65M.
- Price per sq.m.: about THB 78,000-88,000 per sq.m. (well-kept units and open views tend to be at the top end).
- Average rent: THB 10,500-12,500 per month for 1-bedroom; studios around THB 9,000-10,500 per month.
Rental Yield (worked example): buy at THB 2.45M and rent at THB 11,500 per month. Annual rent = 11,500 x 12 = THB 138,000. Gross yield = 138,000 ÷ 2,450,000 = 5.63% per year (before common fees, repairs, and vacancy).
Capital Gain outlook: using an indicative 2024 market range of THB 74,000-82,000 per sq.m. versus 2026 at THB 78,000-88,000 per sq.m., the implied upside is roughly 4%-10% over two years. Demand is supported by renters tied to the Rama 9 office cluster and the Huamak area’s study-work population, while nearby competing condos may cap aggressive price appreciation, suggesting a conservative gain assumption is more realistic.
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