Sansiri Investments in Phuket: New Prices and Plans Through 2030

Sansiri Investments in Phuket has a new addition: the developer Sansiri added the condominium “BRISA Patong by Sansiri” to its catalog, with a starting price from 3.9 million baht. This is a published price guide, not confirmation that an apartment is available or a promise of returns.

This news is useful for buyers and investors considering property in Phuket. The company offers condominiums and villas, and its expansion program runs through 2030. However, a project launch, construction progress, and the actual handover of homes are different events. They should not be confused when evaluating an offer.

Current as of November 2026. Below are the stated prices, project locations, and questions to resolve before payment. We also explain the price discrepancy for THE BASE Midtown-Phuket and the published construction status of “dcondo cove Phuket.”

What we know

According to a report from the property portal TerraBKK, Sansiri’s 2026–2030 plan calls for 30 projects totaling 40 billion baht with the goal of bringing the total portfolio to 80 billion baht. The program includes 17 condominiums worth 25 billion baht and 13 low-rise projects worth 15 billion baht.

The publication Nation Thailand had earlier reported on 20 projects worth 24 billion baht for 2026–2028. The periods differ, so the plans should not be added together, and announcements should not be treated as proof of completed construction. For a comparison of locations, see Phuket’s neighborhoods for buying property.

A separate corporate review on the Stock Exchange of Thailand website lists 33 new projects worth 51 billion baht in 2026 across the entire company, not only in Phuket.

Sansiri Investments in Phuket: New Condominiums and Villas

The developer’s official pages show the following starting prices as of November 2026:

“BRISA Patong” lists one-bedroom apartments from 30 sq m, two-bedroom units of 48–70 sq m, and a version with a large terrace. The pool, gym, sauna, and cold plunge pool are listed on the official page for the new condominium “BRISA Patong”. These are project features, not confirmation of its handover.

For Midtown, the English-language catalog shows 2.79 million baht and the Thai listing shows 2.99 million baht. The reason for the difference is unknown, so it cannot be said that prices have risen. According to Sansiri’s report from November 10, 2026, dcondo cove is 41% complete; expected completion is September 2027. These dates do not apply to the other projects.

Where the new projects are located and how they differ

Launches in the following locations were announced for the second half of 2026: Patong, Sam Kong, Cherng Talay Soi 3, Pasak, Bang Jo, Pru Champa and Rawai. A separate reference point for choosing an area is Cherng Talay. Map links mark locations, not sales office addresses; an announcement does not mean that all projects are completed.

According to the developer, it is about 350 m from “BRISA Patong” to the Jungceylon shopping center, 800 m to Central Patong, and 900 m each to Bangla Road and Patong Beach. These distances help assess the location but do not replace a visit to the chosen property.

What to do

Before buying, ask the sales team for the following in writing:

• The current price of the specific apartment or villa in baht, unit availability, and what is included.
• Construction status, permits, and title documents.
• The payment schedule, handover date, and deposit refund rules.
• Rental terms in the contract and written confirmation of any promised returns.

As of November 2026, the sales teams for “BRISA Patong” and the Pasak villas list daily hours from 09:00 to 18:00. It is best to double-check the hours before a visit.

According to the wording in the published text of the Condominium Act issued by the Department of Lands, foreign ownership is limited to forty-nine percent of the total area of the apartments, not their number. To register the transfer of an apartment after the condominium juristic person is established, an up-to-date certified document confirming no arrears on common fees is required. The English translation has no independent legal force; the Thai original applies. These rules do not give a foreigner any right to the land under a villa.

Before transferring money, review foreigners’ rights when buying property and the steps for buying property in Thailand. An independent local lawyer should check the documents for a specific transaction. A starting price does not guarantee unit availability, returns, or a handover date. Terms may change.