Next Point Condominium & Radisson Serviced Apartments Phuket Rawaicondos in Rawai, Phuket

Raddison Next Point Condominium is a residential complex by South Point Group in Rawai, Phuket, seven hundred metres from the sea; from the third floor up, the developer states views of Chalong Bay. The complex comprises four buildings of seven storeys each and operates under the Radisson name, an international hotel brand. Handover is set for the fourth quarter of 2028.

The building covers all four room formats, from studio to three-bedroom — the widest layout spread of any complex of this kind in the area. Studios are the building's most numerous format, while three-bedroom units appear as a rare exception, at a fixed 149.3 sqm. The size bands also overlap: the largest studio (50.2 sqm) is bigger than the smallest one-bedroom (48.7 sqm), so the room-count label here does not always track the real size.

If you are going to live here

Rawai is an established residential area: the Anuban Sai Yuan school is 541 metres away and the Lighthouse Phuket International School just over a kilometre, with Mini bigC and the Saiyuan clinic within walking distance. Living here with children works, though the small share of larger two- and three-bedroom units limits family layout choice; the studios and one-bedrooms suit a single occupant or a couple better.

If you are buying to let

The Radisson partnership drives rental demand independently of location: a recognisable hotel brand cuts the need to build a management operation from scratch. The mass studio format (35–50.2 sqm) is the material for nightly holiday letting, especially with the sea 700 metres away and Nai Harn beach a stated seven-minute drive; the rarer two- and three-bedroom units suit long-term letting better. The room mix here supports both rental scenarios at once, not just one.

If you are holding for capital growth

Handover is set for the fourth quarter of 2028, so part of the construction-stage growth is still ahead. Carrying the Radisson name is unusual for a development of this scale on the island, and it should support resale liquidity better than an unbranded project. The wide format spread, from studio to three-bedroom, widens the pool of resale buyers — demand comes from both investors and families looking for a larger unit.