Pridi Place Pattanakarn 30

The completion date is the biggest unresolved historical inconsistency. FazWaz and its current unit pages describe the project as completed in December 1995, while DDproperty and ZmyHome give 2010. The gap is too large to average away or choose casually, and no first-party registration record establishing the date was found in the accessible source set. For that reason, the registry entry records the project as completed but deliberately omits an expected-completion year. This matters in a resale purchase because building age can affect the way a buyer thinks about plumbing, electrical systems, lifts, waterproofing and capital repairs. The condominium registration documents and juristic-person records are better evidence for that question than an aggregator profile.

The lowest current sale listing found is THB 695,000 for a 26.20 sqm studio on the sixth floor. The listing was posted in July 2026 and remains indexed as active; another 26.20 sqm sixth-floor studio is advertised at THB 725,000. The cheaper unit is listed unfurnished with an open city view, while the higher-priced unit is furnished and has a more obstructed outlook. Both are labelled Thai Quota. Those two prices are useful as a live market anchor, but they are not a project-wide price schedule. With resale stock, a buyer should compare the actual condition, furniture, view, title, outstanding common charges, quota status and likely renovation work rather than treat a small difference in asking price as a measure of intrinsic value.

The amenity picture is relatively modest and consistent with an established urban condominium. DDproperty lists parking, CCTV and 24-hour security. An older Building A resale listing also refers to lifts, key-card access, a swimming pool and a garden, while current studio listings still show pool access. The sources do not establish the present maintenance standard of those facilities, so the page does not turn that list into a quality claim. A buyer should inspect the common areas in person or obtain recent visual evidence and ask the juristic person which facilities are operational, whether major repairs are planned and whether owners face any special assessments.

The address sits within Soi Phatthanakan 30 in Suan Luang rather than directly at a rail station. The project location is corroborated by project databases and by businesses registered at Pridi Place addresses. That can work for a resident who already uses the Phatthanakan road network, taxis or local transport, but it is a different proposition from a station-front condominium. Someone whose daily routine depends on walking to rail should test the actual journey rather than rely on a portal's generic transport badge. The site registry therefore carries coordinates with a conservative radius and leaves nearby-place calculations to the map layer instead of manually inserting selected distances.

For a foreign buyer, the immediate ownership issue is more important than the low entry price. Thailand allows foreign freehold ownership of condominium units only within the statutory foreign quota, and the government information service describes the 49% limit together with the need for confirmation from the condominium juristic person when ownership is transferred. The two currently advertised studios are marked Thai Quota. That label does not, by itself, prove that a foreign buyer can never acquire either unit, but it also means foreign freehold should not be advertised as available without verification. The available foreign quota, the selected unit's title and the transfer requirements need to be confirmed for the exact transaction date.