Under constructionThe Connect Prachauthit
เดอะ คอนเนค ประชาอุทิศ
Prachauthit Road, Thung Khru, Bangkok · Prachauthit
Starting from
฿2.79M
133 sqm
2027
- ✦ Nordic-style premium townhomes plus 8m-wide free-form detached houses, 371 units total
- ✦ In the Prachauthit-Suksawat-Thung Khru zone
- ✦ 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2 parking spaces
- ✦ Long-running phased project, started August 2020, partial completion expected August 2027
Unit types
Tracking history
Tracked since July 14, 2026. Price, construction and status are checked every two days.
- 2026-07-14Price: ฿2.58M → ฿2.79M
AI Investment Insights
54
/100
Investment score
The Connect Prachauthit offers spacious landed housing at an accessible price point in an emerging outer-Bangkok corridor, but weak transit access and a lengthy multi-year construction timeline temper its investment appeal. It suits own-stay buyers and long-term rental investors more than short-term flippers.
Strengths
- Spacious 133 sqm plots with 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom layouts and 2 parking spaces suit families
- Relatively affordable entry price for a landed townhome/detached house in Bangkok
- Large-scale 371-unit project gives Pruksa scale to negotiate infrastructure and amenities
- Benefits from broader Bang Mod-Rama 3 corridor improvement and nearby Yellow Line extension
Watch out for
- No transit line explicitly near the project, making it car-dependent despite district-level improvements
- Very long phased construction timeline (started 2020, completion targeted 2027) raises delivery-timing risk
- Pruksa's mass-market positioning is associated with mixed finishing quality versus premium developers
- Landed housing typically yields lower rental returns than condo units in the same district
AI analysis · claude-sonnet-5 · August 19, 2026 · AI-generated analysis based on public data. Not investment advice — verify with the developer before deciding.
Foreign buyers generally cannot own houses or townhomes freehold in Thailand — only condominiums, within each building's 49% foreign quota. That's why the true-cost calculator appears on condo projects only.
