Phuket property

Bang Tao Phuket real estate has become one of Phuket’s most established residential markets, supported by beach access, Laguna Phuket, international lifestyle infrastructure and a broad choice of villas, condominiums and branded residences. The wider area usually includes Bang Tao Beach, Laguna, Layan and Cherng Talay, each with a different property profile and buyer audience. Some buyers prioritise...

Nai Yang Beach Phuket offers a quieter alternative to many of the island’s more developed west-coast destinations. Located in northern Phuket beside Sirinat National Park and close to Phuket International Airport, the area combines beach access, relatively low-density development and convenient connections to the north of the island. For property buyers, Nai Yang can be particularly relevant to those...

Foreigners can legally own condominium units in Thailand under specific conditions, making condos one of the clearest property ownership options available to international buyers. Foreign ownership is generally limited to 49% of the aggregate unit area of a registered condominium, so foreign quota must be available for the specific transfer. Official Thai government guidance also confirms the 49%...

Legal and practical guide for international property buyersUpdated 17 September 2026 Buying property in Thailand as a foreigner requires understanding the legal difference between condominium ownership, land rights, leasehold structures and ownership of buildings. A foreign buyer may directly own a qualifying condominium unit in their own name, while land ownership is generally restricted. Villas...

Phuket property investment can still make sense in 2026, but the market is no longer one where almost any well-presented condominium or villa can be assumed to perform. Phuket has become a deeper, more international and more competitive market for property investment. Foreign demand remains important. New development continues. Rental demand is substantial. At the same time, investors face higher...