Sansiri
8 projects in the catalogue · Bang Tao, Kathu, Ko Kaeo, Pa Klok, Phuket Town, Surin
from ฿2.52M (≈ $71K)
Developer’s projects8 developers and 34 projects with real price lists. Buy directly from the developer with no buyer commission; English-speaking support through to registration.
8 projects in the catalogue · Bang Tao, Kathu, Ko Kaeo, Pa Klok, Phuket Town, Surin
from ฿2.52M (≈ $71K)
Developer’s projects15 projects in the catalogue · Bang Tao, Kamala, Kata, Nai Yang, Rawai, Surin
from ฿4.2M (≈ $118K)
Developer’s projects4 projects in the catalogue · Bang Tao, Rawai
from ฿4.69M (≈ $132K)
Developer’s projects1 project in the catalogue · Rawai
from ฿3.76M (≈ $106K)
Developer’s projects1 project in the catalogue · Bang Tao
price on request
Developer’s projects2 projects in the catalogue · Bang Tao, Nai Yang
from ฿4.32M (≈ $122K)
Developer’s projectsPhuket has no single developer registry, so reliability is checked per project: the Chanote land title held by the developer’s company, the building permit, the EIA approval and the condominium sales licence (registration at the Land Office). Every project in this catalogue passes those four checks; Sansiri and Rhom Bho Property are additionally listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand with public accounts.
The largest inventory on the island belongs to Rhom Bho (The Title series, 15 projects) and Sansiri (8 projects, from city condominiums to villa estates). Local developers — Harmony Group, Wallaya, The Zero, T.H Group — compete on quality and in-house rental management: their completed buildings have real occupancy figures rather than forecasts.
Four documents: the Chanote (land title) in the developer company’s name, the building permit, the EIA environmental approval for projects of 80+ units, and the condominium sales licence. Plus a track record of completed buildings — every developer here has one.
By projects on sale — Rhom Bho Property (The Title, 15 projects and 1,700+ units); by company size — Sansiri, Thailand’s largest listed developer with 8 projects on the island.
Yes. Under Thai law the developer is liable for structural defects for 5 years and for finishes and systems for 1–2 years from handover; the terms are written into the sale and purchase agreement.
We send the developer’s current prices, payment plan and a yield estimate. Reply within 24 hours, in English.