Phuket

Phuket divides into a few distinct zones that suit different kinds of buyers. The west coast beach belt, running from Patong through Karon, Kata, Surin, and Bang Tao, holds the island's densest concentration of hotels, restaurants, and short-term rental demand, making it the natural fit for buyers focused on holiday-let income and beachfront lifestyle. The south of the island, around Rawai and Nai Harn, has a quieter, more residential character shaped by a long-established expat community, appealing to buyers planning extended stays or retirement rather than peak rental yield. The north, near the airport and Nai Yang, has seen the most recent new-build growth, driven by improving road access and a wave of newer condominium and villa projects at an earlier stage of area development. Rental demand across the island is seasonal, tracking the dry-season high months against a quieter wet season, which affects occupancy assumptions differently depending on whether a project targets short-term tourists or longer residential stays. Matching a zone to a buyer's purpose, rather than choosing on beach proximity alone, is usually the more useful starting filter.

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Complexes
287
Available units
10009

Delivery timeline

2018
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2020
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2021
1
2022
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2023
6
Q1 2024
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Q2 2024
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Q3 2024
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Q4 2024
6
2024
5
Q1 2025
6
Q2 2025
2
Q3 2025
4
Q4 2025
17
2025
2
Q1 2026
6
Q2 2026
22
Q3 2026
16
Q4 2026
39
2026
7
Q1 2027
16
Q2 2027
13
Q3 2027
19
Q4 2027
35
2027
5
Q1 2028
11
Q2 2028
8
Q3 2028
6
Q4 2028
9
Q1 2029
2
Q2 2029
1
Q3 2029
2
Q4 2029
4
Q4 2030
1

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