Phuket Property Market Insights

Phuket police have prosecuted 15 Foreign Business Act cases involving 33 foreign suspects, including real estate operations. The enforcement signals stricter scrutiny of nominee structures used by foreign investors.

Thai property developer Sansiri is expressing strong optimism regarding Phuket's economic prospects, particularly in the real estate sector. The company highlights the island's resilience and its growing appeal to both domestic and international markets, positioning it as a key economic driver for Thailand. Key Takeaways Sansiri is confident in Phuket's economic potential. The company sees sustained...

When officials clear a Phuket project for ownership transfers, it signals more than construction completion. Here's what the inspection process actually protects.

Thailand's residential market is forecast to contract for a fourth consecutive year in 2026, weighed down by tight lending, high household debt and geopolitical uncertainty. For Phuket buyers, the question is whether island demand follows the same pattern.

When local residents say they were excluded from a marina project's approval, the issue matters beyond one development. It raises questions about how environmental review works in Phuket.

When Phuket strengthens financial transparency rules, the change may seem administrative. But for foreign buyers moving funds into Thai property, the shift towards tighter currency exchange standards matters more than it first appears.

Phuket's luxury real estate scene is experiencing an unprecedented boom with the debut of several high-end residential projects, including ETRO Residences Phuket, which has already set a new island record for the highest residential price per square meter. This surge signals a strong global demand for premium beachfront living in Thailand. Key Takeaways ETRO Residences Phuket achieved a record THB 830,000...

Navigate Phuket's property market with confidence. Expert insights on ownership frameworks, emerging zones, and risk mitigation for foreign investors.

Phuket's electricity demand already tops southern Thailand at 573MW. With B1bn committed to five new substations by 2029, the island is preparing for growth pressure that property buyers should understand.

When a ฿1 trillion infrastructure project lacks a clear revenue model, the question for Phuket property buyers is not whether the bridge will be built—but whether it matters if it never is.

When Thailand's environment ministry sends an inspector-general to Phuket with instructions to accelerate land dispute resolution and install landslide monitoring equipment, the message for property buyers is clear: verify thoroughly.

Middle East conflict drives energy costs up, pushing Bangkok's 2026 condo launches down as much as 10%. The supply squeeze creates pressure on pricing and availability across Thailand's property market.