Real estate
in Phuket

Bang Tao combines the beach, Laguna’s resort setting and Boat Avenue’s restaurants. Kamala offers a green bay and beach clubs. Patong has shopping and nightlife around a broad beach. Rawai and Nai Harn introduce the southern coast, villas and nearby islands; Kata and Karon offer established beach neighbourhoods with restaurants and resort residences. The area guides show what surrounds your future home.

A condominium gives you a private apartment and shared facilities managed by the development: pools, landscaped grounds and spaces for residents. A villa offers a separate home, typically with a terrace, private pool and garden. A condominium suits a convenient lock-up-and-leave lifestyle; a villa provides more private space for family life and entertaining.

An online viewing can show the apartment or villa, its outlook, shared facilities and the streets around the development. A route to the beach, nearby shops and cafés adds a practical sense of the neighbourhood. Floor plans and the specification complete the viewing, so you can discuss the home in detail from wherever you are.

Phuket developments offer finished interiors and furniture packages. A furnished package can include beds, sofas, dining furniture, appliances and curtains, alongside the fitted kitchen and bathrooms. The property’s specification lists the included items; a furniture package can also be priced separately. You can request the full list together with the floor plan.

Condominiums and resort residences can include swimming pools, gardens, fitness rooms, lounges, coworking areas and meeting rooms. Residents use the shared spaces included in their development’s facilities package. The maintenance fee funds care of common areas; services such as spa treatments and personal training have their own price lists.

The purchase schedule usually separates a reservation payment, payment on signing, construction instalments and the balance at handover. Instalments may follow dates or construction milestones. Your unit’s schedule sets out the amounts, currency and due dates, making it possible to plan the purchase across the construction period.

The main categories are common-area maintenance, utilities, insurance and property taxes. The reserve fund covers major works over the life of the development. A villa also has its own pool, garden and building maintenance. For rentals, the budget includes management, cleaning, booking costs and tax on rental income. We can request a breakdown for your chosen property.

Management programmes can combine rental bookings with owner stays. Your dates are reserved in the calendar, while the operator handles guests during rental periods. The agreement sets out owner-use periods, management fees and reporting. This gives you a home for your own visits and a managed rental property for the rest of the agreed calendar.

A condominium unit can be registered in a foreign buyer’s own name under the building’s foreign freehold quota. For a villa, ownership of the building and rights to the land are documented separately; land use is commonly arranged through a registered lease. The purchase package identifies the ownership structure, title documents and registration steps for the specific property.

Online viewings, document coordination and handover inspections can be arranged remotely. A representative can handle registration using a properly certified power of attorney. The process brings together bank-transfer documents, signed originals and a handover report with photographs or video. Your representative receives the keys and can coordinate the start of property management.