In short: Foreign individuals generally cannot own land in Phuket or elsewhere in Thailand, apart from limited statutory exceptions. Most rely on a condominium within the foreign quota, a registered lease of up to 30 years, or rights such as usufruct. Before buying, check the title (Chanote is generally the strongest), road access, zoning and building permissions. A practical guide for investors,...
by Daniel Dice 
In short: Foreigners can buy property in Phuket, Thailand, usually as a freehold condominium within the 49% foreign quota or as a villa where the buyer owns the building and holds a registered land lease. Budget for transfer fees, taxes and legal costs on top of the price, and have an independent Thai lawyer check title, permits and contracts. Everything International Buyers Need to Know About...
by Daniel Dice 
Why More International Investors Are Choosing Phuket Over Every Other Thai Destination Thailand Property Investment Has Never Been More Attractive Thailand continues to attract millions of international visitors every year, many of whom eventually decide to purchase a holiday home, retirement residence, or investment property. The country's stable tourism industry, modern...
by Daniel Dice 
In short: Leading property developers in Phuket in 2026 include Laguna Phuket, Anchan Villas, The Title, Botanica Luxury Villas and Bangtao Paradise Construction, the top tier of one 2026 ranking. Whichever ranking you use, judge any developer in Thailand on delivery history, completed projects, financial stability, construction quality and reputation before buying. The Ultimate Guide to Phuket's Most...
by Daniel Dice 
The Due Diligence Checklist Every Smart Investor Should Follow When investing in Phuket real estate, one factor matters more than almost any other: The developer behind the project. Even the most attractive location, beautiful design, or promising rental projection can become problematic if the developer lacks experience, financial stability, or a proven delivery record. Professional investors...
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The Definitive Guide to the Phuket Property Market in 2026 As Phuket enters another year of remarkable growth, investors worldwide continue to view Thailand’s premier island destination as one of Asia’s most attractive real estate markets. Driven by strong tourism recovery, expanding infrastructure, increasing international demand, and limited prime land availability, the Phuket property market...
by Daniel Dice 
In short: Building in Phuket in 2026-27 costs about 35,000 to 48,000 THB per square metre for a standard villa, rising to 65,000 to 90,000+ THB for an ultra-premium villa. Condominiums run about 28,000 to 55,000 THB and resorts 55,000 to 85,000 THB per square metre, excluding land, fees and regulatory studies. Accurate construction cost data in Phuket has long been difficult to obtain. Much of the...
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