The Title condo 200 meters from Surin beach — 343 units and 30 amenity zones
The Title Biancana is a new project by listed developer Rhom Bho Property PLC in the Surin area, just ~200 meters from the beach of the same name: 4 buildings of 5 floors each, 343 units ranging from studio to penthouse, and a lineup-record 30 amenity zones (14 outdoor, 16 indoor).
Surin is one of the most prestigious beach areas on the island’s west coast, known for its beachfront restaurants and proximity to Bang Tao and Cherng Talay. In the same belt, but already in Bang Tao itself, our catalog also lists the completed The Title Heritage from ~$139,300 — cheaper at entry but farther from the beach. Biancana, by contrast, bets specifically on walkable access to the water: 200 meters to Surin, with a 7-Eleven nearby (~190 m) and the Lotus’s Go Fresh supermarket (~350 m), plus a sports stadium next door (~70 m).
Entry starts from ~$187,391 for a 31–43 sqm studio; the full lineup goes up to a 131 sqm penthouse from ฿25,753,550. For a project 200 meters from the beach, this price range is competitive — distance to water usually pushes the per-sqm price noticeably higher. The developer states a projected yield of around 7% per year, but this is a marketing estimate: before buying it is worth confirming the management program terms and actual occupancy of comparable units in the area.
The developer is Rhom Bho Property PLC — a listed Thai company with an 18+ project portfolio on the island under The Title brand, including already-completed phases with rental programs running in Rawai. This lowers the typical off-plan risks compared with non-listed local developers. That said, the exact completion quarter for Biancana varies across project materials at time of publication — the benchmark is 2028 without a confirmed date, and this is worth double-checking before reservation. The CAM fee, sinking fund, and exact freehold quota are not publicly detailed by the developer.
Who it suits: a buyer who wants maximum walkable access to Surin beach and is comfortable with an off-plan horizon of about two years from a well-known listed developer. Before reservation we’ll verify the current unit mix, the exact completion date, and the freehold quota terms — part of our standard “12 developer checks.”
Prices and availability change; data is accurate as of the page update date. Request a fresh price list — we send it the same day. Updated: July 2026.
Our catalog currently tracks 5 projects in Surin; new-build entry level here: from ~$130,985. The Title Biancana’s entry price is about 59% below the district median — one of the most affordable starts in the area.
The median is calculated from the “from” prices of all catalog projects in the district and refreshes with every update.
Indicative estimate: yield and the rental model depend on the project, unit and management program. Request an exact projection for a specific unit.
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From ~$187,391 (a ~31 sqm studio). A 131 sqm penthouse starts from ฿25,753,550.
Rhom Bho Property PLC — a listed Thai company (SET) developing "The Title" brand on Phuket, with an 18+ project portfolio.
Targeted for 2028; the exact quarter is to be confirmed with the developer at time of publication.
Both options are available — we verify the exact freehold quota of available units on the day of your request.
~200 meters — one of the closest-to-water projects in The Title lineup in our catalog.
The developer projects a benchmark of around 7% per year. This is a marketing estimate, not a guaranteed income.
The Title Heritage (from ~$139,300) is cheaper at entry but farther from the beach. Biancana bets on proximity to the water (~200 m to Surin) and a record number of amenity zones for the lineup — hence the higher starting price.
