Real Estate in
Phuket.

Condominium units can be held freehold by foreign buyers within a building's 49% foreign quota — confirmed through the Juristic Person Certificate and a Land Office check before transfer. Land and pool villas are typically held through a registered 30-year leasehold rather than direct foreign freehold.

Chanote (โฉนด) is the strongest form of land title in Thailand. Each listing states the title type and the ownership route up front. Thai nominee-company structures used to hold land are restricted and under active enforcement in 2026 — we flag them rather than recommend them.

Ownership structure should always be confirmed with independent Thai legal counsel before purchase.

Net-yield estimates for Phuket typically sit in the region of 5–8% before management fees, vacancy, and seasonality. These are market estimates, not guarantees — actual returns vary by property, location, and how it is managed.

Phuket is a mature west-coast market with an international airport and year-round tourism, which supports resale liquidity relative to newer Thai island markets. Management and operating costs commonly run 20–30% of gross rental income, and every listing states a realistic net-yield estimate alongside the ownership structure.