Sansiri Launches 20-Year Free Common Fee Campaign for Luxury Homes
Sansiri has launched the 'ABOVE THE ORDINARY' campaign, offering free common‑area fees for up to 20 years on luxury homes in its Narasiri and Narinsiri projects from October 9 to December 31, 2069. The promotion targets high‑end buyers in four strategic Bangkok locations and includes additional privileges aimed at enhancing the upscale living experience. The move underscores Sansiri’s focus on delivering long‑term value through design, location, and premium property management.
Sansiri is targeting the luxury and super‑luxury housing market with the launch of the 'ABOVE THE ORDINARY' campaign, offering exclusive free common‑area fees for up to 20 years to buyers who reserve and transfer ownership of homes in the Narasiri and Narinsiri projects that are part of the promotion, running from October 9 to December 31, 2069. The initiative reinforces the concept of elevated living while also maintaining and increasing long‑term property value.
On October 10, 2069, Sansiri PLC announced that it had launched the special 'ABOVE THE ORDINARY' campaign to welcome the fourth quarter of 2069, granting special privileges to those interested in owning luxury homes and projects within the Sansiri Luxury Collection (SLC) under the Narasiri and Narinsiri brands. The offer includes free common‑area fees for up to 20 years for reservations and transfers made within the specified period, together with additional benefits and privileges tailored to upscale living.
The campaign reflects the idea of raising the living experience from 'Above the Ordinary' to 'Extraordinary,' aiming to meet the demands of high‑end buyers who value perfection in every aspect — design, project quality, location, privacy, and long‑term after‑sales service.
For the locations of the projects participating in the campaign, Sansiri has selected four strategic areas: Krungthep Kreetha, Borommaratchachonnani, Bang Na, and Phahonyothin–Watcharapol. These sites stand out for their transport connectivity, lifestyle amenities, and convenience, catering to high‑purchasing‑power clients and offering opportunities to preserve property value over the long term.
Specifically, the Krungthep Kreetha area is positioned as a new ultra‑luxury zone in eastern Bangkok, offering easy access to the city centre and the airport, and is surrounded by leading international schools. The Borommaratchachonnani locale provides strong links to inner Bangkok via multiple road and expressway networks. Bang Na is a key eastern‑sector zone linking Bangkok with Suvarnabhumi Airport, while the Phahonyothin–Watcharapol corridor benefits from major thoroughfares and Don Mueang Airport, supporting future urban expansion.
Sansiri assesses that demand for luxury and super‑luxury real estate remains steady among high‑income buyers, even though the overall market is not experiencing explosive growth. It remains a niche segment with long‑term potential, especially as prime land becomes scarcer, making high‑end homes not just residences but assets that can generate and retain value over time.
Sansiri notes that luxury buyers prioritize a comprehensive living experience over mere aesthetics or building quality, focusing on three key components: World‑Class Design — meticulous design and architecture down to every detail; Strategic Luxury Location — a setting that satisfies both lifestyle needs and privacy; and Luxury Service — premium maintenance and service standards throughout ownership.
Furthermore, they emphasize property management under the Luxury Management concept through Plus Property, which aims to maintain project quality and support the preservation or enhancement of long‑term property value, delivering greater value to homeowners than simply purchasing a residence.
For the Narasiri and Narinsiri projects taking part in the campaign,
