Property for Sale in Phuket — Secondary Market

Phuket's resale market skews toward villas and larger condos aimed at owner-occupiers and long-stay investors rather than the studio-heavy Pattaya mix. Inventory concentrates around the west-coast beach towns, with a persistent premium for sea view and freehold-eligible units.

Listings

214+

Median price

฿5.0M

Median /m²

฿30,616.74/m²

Most common

House

Prices in Phuket currently range from ฿1.8M to ฿42.0M.

Median price per m² by district

DistrictListingsMedian /m²
Chalong22฿1,525/m²
Cherng Talay7฿2,485/m²
Kata6฿2,672/m²
Kathu23฿1,901/m²
Nai Harn5฿2,936/m²
Patong6฿1,716/m²
Phuket Town65฿1,894/m²
Rawai10฿2,189/m²
Thalang31฿982/m²

Estimated gross rental yield by district

DistrictBedsEst. gross yield
Chalong2BR8.6%
Chalong3BR7.1%
Kathu1BR7.3%
Kathu3BR8.9%
Phuket Town1BR7.4%
Phuket Town2BR9.6%
Phuket Town3BR8.4%
Thalang2BR9.4%
Thalang3BR7.0%

Methodology: estimated gross yield = median asking rent × 12 ÷ median asking sale price, same district & bedroom count. Based on current asking prices, not completed transactions — treat as a starting estimate, not a guaranteed return.

Frequently asked

How much do properties cost in Phuket?

Current secondary-market listings in Phuket range from ฿1.8M to ฿42.0M, with a typical asking price around ฿5.0M. Prices vary by property type, size, and location.

How many properties are for sale in Phuket?

EstateScout currently tracks 214+ secondary-market listings in Phuket, translated to English and updated daily.

Can foreigners buy property in Phuket?

Foreigners can own condominium units outright (subject to the building's 49% foreign-ownership quota) but generally cannot own land directly — houses and villas typically involve a leasehold or a Thai company structure. Always confirm quota status and structure with a local lawyer before making an offer.