On Nut vs Phra Khanong
Both sides are station catchments — every condo within 1 km of the station — because the khet they sit in cannot tell them apart.
The short answer
Phra Khanong is the cheaper entry: its median condo sells for 18% less than in On Nut.
Phra Khanong yields more: a median 6.0% gross against 4.6% in On Nut.
Both sides carry the same flood level, 3/5.
Side by side
| On Nut | Phra Khanong | |
|---|---|---|
| Condos tracked | 99 | 79 |
| Median sale price | ฿4.80M | ฿3.93M |
| Median gross yield | 4.6% | 6.0% |
| Flood level (0-5) | 3/5 | 3/5 |
Biggest buildings in On Nut
Biggest buildings in Phra Khanong
How this is measured
Prices and yields are medians across every building we track on each side, from live sale and rent listings on hipflat, DotProperty, DDProperty and FazWaz. Yield is gross: 12 x median monthly rent divided by median sale price, before tax, vacancy and CAM fees. Flood levels come from the BMA Drainage Department layer and only exist for Bangkok khet. Refreshed weekly.
On Nut vs Phra Khanong — frequently asked questions
Is On Nut or Phra Khanong cheaper for a condo?▾
Phra Khanong is the cheaper entry: its median condo sells for 18% less than in On Nut. On Nut: ฿4.80M. Phra Khanong: ฿3.93M.
Which gives a better rental yield, On Nut or Phra Khanong?▾
Phra Khanong yields more: a median 6.0% gross against 4.6% in On Nut.
Does On Nut or Phra Khanong flood more?▾
Both sides carry the same flood level, 3/5.
Which should I buy in?▾
If the entry price decides it, Phra Khanong. If rental income decides it, Phra Khanong. The gap between the best and worst building inside one area is wider than the gap between these two areas, so use this to pick the area, then compare buildings.
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