Thana Tri Condominium

Thana Tree Condominium is located at 49 Bang Yi Khan, Bang Phlat, Bangkok 10700, in a convenient Pinklao side location surrounded by shopping centers, hospitals, and educational institutions. The project is a High Rise condominium developed as 1 residential building with 8 floors, comprising approximately 78 units, with parking spaces provided in line with the project scale.

The unit mix focuses on compact residential layouts suitable for both owner-occupiers and rental investors. Common room types found in the project include studio and 1-bedroom units, designed for practical urban living. Facilities include elevator access, parking, and shared residential common areas. Security features include monitored access, security personnel, and CCTV surveillance.

The project was completed around 1995 and suits buyers seeking a condominium in the Bang Phlat - Pinklao area, with convenient connections to Charan Sanit Wong Road, Somdet Phra Pinklao Road, and Rama 8 Bridge. It is also located about 1.2 kilometers from MRT Bang Yi Khan Station, adding long-term commuting potential. However, publicly confirmed information regarding the project developer and current property management company is not clearly available.

For those comparing nearby condominiums, you may also consider Lumpini Place Pinklao 2 for additional reference.

Thana Tree Condominium (Bang Yi Khan-Bang Phlat) remains a “budget-accessible” resale option in 2026 versus newer launches around Siriraj-Yaek Fai Chai. Demand is supported by renters working around Pinklao and major hospitals, who prioritize commute convenience and stable monthly costs.

• Resale price per unit (1-bed, 30 sq.m.): avg. THB 2.25M
• Average price: ~THB 75,000 per sq.m. (market range 68,000-82,000)
• Average rent: THB 10,500 per month (30 sq.m.)

Rental Yield (2026): quick method = (annual rent ÷ purchase price) x 100 = (10,500 x 12 ÷ 2,250,000) x 100 = 5.6% gross per year, before common fees and vacancy. This level is generally competitive for mass-market condos around the Pinklao catchment, especially for units priced below the new-build segment.

Capital Gain outlook: Based on typical secondary-market appreciation of ~2-4% per year over recent years, a reasonable 2026-2028 scenario is gradual growth rather than a sharp jump. A practical range is +6-10% over 2 years (THB 2.25M to ~THB 2.39-2.48M). The key risk is new supply along the Thonburi rail corridors, which can temporarily pressure resale pricing and negotiation spreads.