The Phuket rainy season can significantly affect rental income, property maintenance and investment returns. A holiday property dependent on international visitors may command premium rents during the dry season but face weaker demand during the monsoon. An apartment leased to a resident for twelve months follows a different economic model. For property investors in Phuket, the important question is...
Phuket property is regularly marketed with rental yields of 6%, 8% or even 10% per year. Some properties can achieve strong returns. But an advertised yield is not the same as the return an investor will actually receive. Purchase price, achievable rent, occupancy, management fees, common-area charges, maintenance, furnishing, taxes and rental strategy can all materially change the result. For an...
JFTB Real Estate Phuket’s 2025 market analysis examines the Phuket property market in 2025, including condominium price benchmarks, luxury villa demand, buyer profiles, investment areas and the market factors that mattered to foreign buyers. 2025 archive: this page is intentionally retained as the historical 2025 market edition. For current market conditions, buyer demand and supply analysis, see our...
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