Question 1

Are these developer prices or marked up?

Accepted Answer

All prices come from official developer price lists (July 2026). You buy directly from the developer and pay no commission — our fee is paid by the developer.

Question 2

Can foreigners buy property in Phuket?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Condominium units can be owned freehold (up to 49% of a project) or leasehold (30 years, renewable). Villas are usually structured via land leasehold or a Thai company — we advise the optimal structure per project.

Question 3

How are off-plan payments structured?

Accepted Answer

Typically: a reservation fee of ฿100–300k, then staged payments tied to construction milestones (contract, foundation, structure, finishing, handover). Several projects offer interest-free installments and up to 15% discount for full payment.

Question 4

What rental returns can I expect?

Accepted Answer

Phuket resort property yields 5–8% per year from rental. Some developers offer guaranteed income (e.g. 4%/year for 5 years) or a 70/30 revenue-share management program.

Question 5

What is included in the price?

Accepted Answer

Paid separately: furniture package (free in some projects), sinking fund, annual common-area fee, and registration fees on transfer. Exact figures are shown in each price list.

Question 6

How do you vet developers?

Accepted Answer

We work only with verified developers: we obtain land title deeds (chanote), construction permits, EIA approvals and company registration (DBD). Full document packs available on request.

Phuket property developers

T.H Group Phuket Co., Ltd

Harmony Group

Wallaya Villas

Banyan Group / Next Group

Rise Development by IBG Holding

The Zero Phuket

Sansiri

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