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A suburban road through rice fields in San Sai, a shopping mall in the distance

San Sai

San Sai, Chiang Mai

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Newer houses with gardens northeast of the city, for families and retirees with a car

Typical condo rent
฿14,000/mo
Typical condo price
฿1.74M

Typical start in a building, on property portals, April to August 2026.

See all 1 listing in San Sai

Overview

San Sai is the Chiang Mai suburb Thai middle-class families move to for newer homes, more space, and less city density. It lies northeast of the city

Highlights

  • Maejo University
  • Newer homes with more space than the city center
  • Thai middle-class family neighborhoods

Homes in San Sai

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What a condo costs here

Typical condo rent

฿14,000/mo

Half of 3 buildings start between ฿12,000 and ฿40,000

All condos for rent in San Sai

Typical condo price

฿1.74M

Half of 6 buildings start between ฿1.32M and ฿2.25M

All condos for sale in San Sai

Typical start: the lowest asking figure each building showed on property portals, April to August 2026.

Pros and cons for expats

Pros

  • More space than central neighborhoods
  • Central Festival, in neighboring Fa Ham, for shopping and services
  • Newer building stock than central Chiang Mai
  • Good supermarket access

Cons

  • Car required — not walkable
  • Limited English-speaking services
  • Fewer expat social venues
  • Some flood risk in low-lying areas near canals
  • Rush hour traffic on the Superhighway

Places in San Sai

Questions about San Sai

Where is San Sai in Chiang Mai?

San Sai is a suburban district northeast of central Chiang Mai. It is home to Maejo University, with Central Festival a short drive away in neighboring Fa Ham. Thai middle-class families make up most of the area, with a smaller expat presence.

What does rent cost in San Sai?

Typical asking rent for a condo here was ฿14,000 a month, and for a house ฿25,000 (property portals, April to August 2026). The trade-off is a less-developed expat social infrastructure and car-dependent living.

Neighborhoods nearby

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