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The Palm Vibhavadi 64Under construction

The Palm Vibhavadi 64

เดอะ ปาล์ม วิภาวดี 64

Vibhavadi Rangsit Soi 64, Lak Si, Bangkok · Lak Si

Starting from

฿17.9M

295-421 sqm

2026

  • Luxury 3-storey detached houses on a premium site linking Phahonyothin-Chaengwattana-Vibhavadi
  • Usable area up to 421 sqm
  • "Verdant Minimalist" design concept
  • Construction started May 2025, expected completion December 2026

Unit types

3BR house4BR house

Tracking history

Tracked since August 7, 2026. Price, construction and status are checked every two days.

  • 2026-08-07Price: ฿18.9M → ฿17.9M

AI Investment Insights

47

/100

Investment score

Location5/10
Value5/10
Developer6/10
Transit3/10
Est. gross rental yield: 2.53.5% per yearGrowth outlook: ModerateSuits: Own-stay buyer · Rental investor

The Palm Vibhavadi 64 offers spacious luxury houses from Pruksa on a strategic corridor near Chaengwattana, but the lack of nearby transit and premium pricing for a suburban house segment cap its investment upside to moderate at best. It suits own-stay buyers or long-term holders more than yield-focused investors.

Strengths

  • Large usable floor area (up to 421 sqm) suited to spacious family living
  • Strategic site linking Phahonyothin-Chaengwattana-Vibhavadi corridors near the growing government hub
  • Pruksa has extensive delivery experience across Bangkok, reducing construction risk
  • Active construction already underway with a firm 2026 completion target

Watch out for

  • No nearby BTS/MRT station published, making the project car-dependent
  • Entry price (from 18.9M THB) is relatively high for a non-transit-linked, outer-Bangkok house project
  • Total unit count and construction progress percentage not disclosed, limiting scarcity/risk assessment
  • Landed houses in this segment typically yield lower rental returns than condos

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.