The Oscar Phetkasem 58

The Oscar Phetkasem 58 is a low-rise condominium located on Soi Phetkasem 58, Bang Wa, Phasi Charoen, Bangkok 10160. The project sits in a practical Thonburi location with convenient access to Phetkasem Road and the Bang Wa area, making it suitable for residents who need an easy connection to the city.

The development consists of 1 residential building, 8 storeys high, with approximately 79 units. Parking is provided in line with the scale of the project. Unit types mainly include studio and 1-bedroom layouts, designed for practical urban living and suitable for both owner-occupiers and rental demand from working people and students.

Facilities include an elevator, parking area, and basic common facilities. Security features include CCTV and controlled building access. The project was completed around 2014. However, publicly verified information about the developer and property management company is not clearly available.

For transportation, the project is conveniently connected to MRT Phetkasem 48 and BTS Bang Wa, both accessible within a practical travel distance. The surrounding area offers local markets, restaurants, and retail options along Phetkasem Road. For comparison with a nearby condominium, see The Parkland Phetkasem 56.

The Oscar Phetkasem 58 in Bang Wa-Phasi Charoen remains a pragmatic, mass-market condo choice in 2026. Compared with nearby projects such as The Parkland Phetkasem 56 and Plum Condo Bangkae, Oscar units are often positioned as “value per sqm” rather than a premium product. This supports rental demand, while resale price growth is typically steady instead of aggressive, making it more suitable for income-focused investors.

• Resale price per unit (1-bed 28-30 sqm): THB 1.75-2.10M
• Average resale price: ~THB 65,000-72,000 per sqm
• Average rent (1-bed): THB 8,500-10,000 per month

Rental Yield (quick math): Assume a purchase at THB 1.90M and rent at THB 9,500 per month. Annual rent = 9,500 x 12 = THB 114,000. Gross yield = 114,000 ÷ 1,900,000 = 6.0% per year (before common fees, vacancy, and maintenance).

Capital Gain outlook: For the mid-Phetkasem zone, a realistic appreciation range is about 1-3% per year over 2026-2028, driven by gradual demand and affordability. Upside exists if the unit is well-maintained and priced competitively versus nearby alternatives, including projects closer to major interchanges like The Privacy Thaphra Interchange. However, the ceiling is constrained by internal project supply and competing resale listings.