Why Early Morning Walks Are Part of Daily Life in Phuket
Early morning walking has become part of daily life in Phuket, shaped by climate, routine, and long-term health benefits.
Early morning walking has become part of daily life in Phuket, shaped by climate, routine, and long-term health benefits.
Walkable neighbourhoods in Phuket help long-term residents maintain healthier routines, independence, and stronger community connection.
Phuket’s residential market continues to build momentum, underpinned by an estimated US$14 billion pipeline of long-term development and investment projects.
Institutional capital is increasingly focused on Phuket as the island’s property market matures beyond tourism-driven cycles and into long-term residential investment.
Master-planned projects are reshaping Phuket’s growth strategy, shifting the market toward integrated communities and long-term residential living.
Phuket’s property market is showing resilience amid global uncertainty, supported by diversified buyer demand and long-term residential fundamentals.
Long-term planning is becoming central to Phuket’s property market as developers prioritise phased delivery, infrastructure alignment and sustainable growth.
Phuket’s property market has changed significantly since pre-Covid, with greater focus on long-term living, infrastructure and market resilience.
Phuket’s property market differs from other Southeast Asian markets through strong long-stay demand, infrastructure depth and residential maturity.
Daily life for long-stay residents in Phuket is defined by routine, community connection and balanced island living.
Phuket continues to attract long-term residents seeking everyday liveability, community connection and a balanced island lifestyle.
CV Group has announced plans for the THB 50 billion Synthesis Ark project in Phuket, a large-scale mixed-use development that could influence long-term economic confidence, infrastructure planning and surrounding areas including Koh Kaew, Kathu, Thalang and Phuket Town.