Apartments for sale in Phuket

Freehold is full ownership of the property. For foreigners in Thailand, freehold is most commonly available when purchasing a condominium unit, provided the project still has foreign quota available. Under the current rules, foreigners can own up to 49% of the total units in a condominium on a freehold basis.

Leasehold is a long-term right to use a property based on a registered lease agreement. In Thailand, leasehold is usually registered for up to 30 years. Extensions may be included in the agreement, but they should be reviewed separately, because additional terms do not automatically mean guaranteed ownership for 60 or 90 years.

If there is an option to purchase the property as freehold, this is often the clearest and most straightforward form of ownership for many foreign buyers. Leasehold is also widely used, especially in resort real estate, but in this case, legal due diligence of the contract, registration of rights, and a clear understanding of all extension terms are particularly important.

Yes, foreigners can legally buy property in Thailand, but the ownership structure depends on the type of property. Condominiums can be purchased as freehold if foreign quota is available, while other types of real estate are often acquired through leasehold or other legal structures that must be carefully reviewed before the transaction.

There are many projects on the Phuket market, and without proper verification, a buyer risks facing serious issues: weak documentation, non-transparent contracts, unverified yield promises, mistakes in the ownership structure, or simply dishonest sellers. A professional agency conducts an initial review of the project, the developer, and the contracts, and helps organize due diligence before any large payments are made.

Because when buying real estate, it is not only the visuals and the price that matter, but also the legal security of the transaction. A trusted agency with an officially operating company, a clear reputation, and legal support helps filter out questionable properties, verify documents, and reduce the risk of mistakes or fraud at the booking and purchase stage. This is especially important in an active resort market, where without proper due diligence, you can lose both time and money.

Yes, as in any fast-growing market, there are risks. That is why before buying, it is important to check the developer, permit documentation, contract terms, land or condominium status, the management company, and the project’s reputation.

We review the developer’s reputation, the ownership format, the legal structure of the transaction, the location, liquidity, installment terms, rental potential, and the overall investment logic of the project. Our goal is not just to show you a property, but to help you choose a safe and transparent option that matches your needs.

Yes, many property transactions in Phuket are completed remotely. Typically, the buyer receives a selection of projects, floor plans, a payment breakdown, documents for review, and support throughout the booking and purchase process.

You will receive current prices, available floor plans, an installment plan calculation, information on Freehold/Leasehold, area recommendations, and a tailored selection of projects based on your budget and goals — whether for living, holidays, or investment.

Yes, the page states that The Title projects offer installment plans until construction is completed, but the exact terms depend on the specific project, construction stage, and selected unit.

It depends on your budget, entry timeline, proximity to the sea, property type, and your goal: capital appreciation, rental income, or personal use. We help compare projects and choose not the “most beautiful” one, but the one that best fits your specific scenario.