Why Phuket is an Ornithologist’s Dream Come True
Phuket supports one of southern Thailand’s most diverse bird populations, with species ranging from bright kingfishers to majestic sea eagles. Birdwatchers and nature lovers will find plenty to enjoy.
Why Chalong Bay Wakes Before the Rest of Phuket
Before most of Phuket wakes, Chalong Bay is already in motion. Boats prepare for island excursions, fishing trips, and dive tours, creating a daily rhythm that defines local life.
Phuket’s Last Wetland: Discover Mai Khao and Sirinat National Park
Mai Khao and Sirinat National Park protect Phuket’s last remaining coastal wetland corridor. A quiet stretch of preserved beach, forest, and wildlife habitat that reveals a rare side of the island’s natural landscape.
Why Thailand’s Digital Nomad Visa Growth Matters for Phuket
Thailand’s Digital Nomad visa uptake highlights a global shift toward long-stay remote working. This article explores how the trend is influencing Phuket’s demographics, rental demand, and residential landscape.
Why Some Phuket Property Listings Are Sitting Longer Than Before
Longer listing times in Phuket do not signal weak demand. More choice, price realism, and cash buyers are reshaping how the market moves.
Residential Life Along Phuket’s North-East Coast
Phuket’s north-east coast offers low-density residential living shaped by calm waters, privacy, and a quieter pace of everyday life away from the island’s west-coast resort areas.
Thailand’s Property Market Slowdown Highlights Phuket’s Unique Strengths: But Challenges Remain
Thailand’s property market faced a significant slowdown through 2025, but Phuket continues to follow a different trajectory, shaped by foreign demand, limited supply, and long-term lifestyle appeal amid broader national challenges.
Thailand’s Property Market Slows: Why Phuket Is Not Following the Same Pattern
While Thailand’s property market shows signs of slowing, Phuket’s foreign-driven, cash-based market follows a very different pattern.
Thailand Still Considering 99-Year Leaseholds: What It Could Mean for Phuket Property
Thailand is still considering proposals to extend foreign leasehold terms to 99 years. While not law, the idea remains relevant for Phuket’s property market.
Why Cash Buyers Create Different Market Cycles in Phuket
Phuket’s property market is driven largely by cash buyers, creating slower and more selective market cycles unlike mortgage-led markets.
Phuket Property Market 2026: Signs Of Normalisation After Rapid Growth
Phuket’s property market shows signs of normalisation in 2026 following rapid growth after reopening, rising costs, and sustained development activity.
Why Phuket Is Attracting Younger Property Buyers And Digital Nomads
Phuket is increasingly attracting younger property buyers and digital nomads as technology and remote work make long-term island living possible.