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Demand for branded residences reached an all-time high in 2024 as international buyers returned to Thailand in record numbers. Prices across Bangtao, Laguna and Naiharn rose 14–22% year-on-year, driven by supply constraints and renewed appetite from European and Middle Eastern buyers.
Read Full Analysis →With rental yields averaging 6–9% in prime Phuket locations, condo investments continue to outperform regional alternatives in Southeast Asia. Unlike leasehold structures common in Bali and Vietnam, Thai freehold condominiums offer genuine ownership title.
Read More →A landmark amendment to the Land Code Act introduced the Long-Term Resident (LTR) visa pathway — allowing qualifying foreigners to hold residential land in designated zones. The most significant shift in Thai property law in two decades.
Read More →Popular with families and long-stay residents, the Kohkaew and Koh Sirey corridor offers an emerging alternative to the crowded west coast — with access to international schools and substantially larger land parcels at a relative discount.
Read More →From RAKxa Integrative Wellness to Kamalaya and Layan Life, wellness-integrated developments are redefining what buyers expect — moving beyond pools and gyms toward biophilic design, sleep science and longevity programming.
Read More →Our 12-development dataset spanning 2018–2024 shows average resale premiums of 22–38% for tier-1 branded stock. Key drivers include rental programme guarantees, international brand recognition, and superior property management.
Read More →Analysts forecast continued growth across Thailand's property sector in 2025, with Phuket and Bangkok leading demand from both domestic and international buyers.
Phuket condominium sales reached a five-year high in early 2025 as international buyers from Europe and the Middle East drove record transaction volumes.