Thailand Real Estate Insights & Updates
What Makes Cherngtalay Different The Property Market in Cherngtalay in 2026 Villa Prices and What to Expect Condominiums and Townhouses Rental Yield Potential Freehold vs Leasehold in Cherngtalay Key Areas Within Cherngtalay Near Boat Avenue and Porto de Phuket Laguna-Adjacent Properties Hillside and Canal-Side Villas Infrastructure and Development Signals for 2026 Who Is Buying in Cherngtalay Right...
Phuket is experiencing a significant surge in its commercial sector, marked by substantial investments and the introduction of new retail destinations. These developments signal a growing confidence in the island's economic potential and its appeal to both local consumers and tourists, promising to reshape the retail experience on the island. Key Takeaways Phuket's retail sector is set for major growth...
Thailand has replaced its decades-old afternoon alcohol ban with a new 11am-to-midnight sales window. For Phuket's hospitality sector, the change is worth understanding.
A new immigration app launching in October could end the ritual of queuing at Phuket immigration offices. The question for property owners and expats is how much of the process will actually move online.
1. How Long Have You Been Operating in Phuket Specifically? 2. Can You Explain the Difference Between Freehold and Leasehold in Thailand? 3. How Do You Verify the Developers You Work With? 4. Do You Cover Both Phuket and Koh Samui, or Just One Island? 5. What Areas Do You Know Well, and Why? 6. What Does Your Support Look Like After I Find a Property I Want? 7. Can You Share Examples of Properties You...
Leading Thai developer Sansiri is making a significant commitment to Phuket's burgeoning real estate market, announcing a substantial investment of 15 billion baht. This strategic move underscores the company's confidence in the island's long-term appeal as a prime destination for both tourism and residential living, despite global economic uncertainties. Key Takeaways Sansiri is investing 15 billion baht...
Thailand's finance leadership warns of cascading cost pressures that could weaken household budgets and business demand. For Phuket property, the question is how thinning buffers affect buyers, renters and small landlords.
After years of steady growth, Phuket has recorded its first tourism decline. The island welcomed 4.9 million visitors, down 2% year-on-year. For property owners and investors, the question is whether this signals a broader shift.
Phuket hotel occupancy stayed above 81% through April despite a 2% drop in arrivals. For villa and condo investors, the gap between visitor numbers and demand tells an interesting story.
Why Koh Samui in 2026? The Best Areas to Buy a Villa on Koh Samui Bophut and Fisherman's Village Maenam Choeng Mon Lipa Noi and the West Coast Lamai and the South Freehold vs Leasehold on Koh Samui What Rental Yields Look Like in 2026 Off-Plan vs Completed Villas: What to Know Buying Process: What to Expect Costs Beyond the Purchase Price Why Work With an Agency That Knows Both Islands A Note on the...
Phuket's two key underpasses are being upgraded with license plate recognition, remote monitoring and modern electrical systems. The investment signals continued infrastructure focus in central areas.
Phuket's vibrant real estate sector is experiencing a period of adjustment, marked by a slowdown in the first half of the year and potential further cooling. Factors such as a surplus of condominium units and evolving visa policies are contributing to this shift, prompting developers and investors to reassess strategies in the popular tourist destination. Key Takeaways The Phuket real estate market saw a...
