By Phuket News Property Editorial Team · December 4, 2025
A wave of public infrastructure improvements across Phuket is helping to support long term property confidence in 2025. Plans for upgraded transport routes, mobility improvements and new community facilities are making travel easier and strengthening the appeal of residential areas beyond the traditional hotspots.
Road improvements ease travel between key districts
Expansion and renovation projects on several main routes are designed to reduce congestion and shorten travel times across the island. Proposed underpasses including the Heroine’s Monument intersection are aimed at relieving one of Phuket’s busiest junctions. Together with ongoing road widening and lane improvements, these upgrades provide more efficient connections between the north, south and central districts.
Better travel flow supports diverse housing demand, allowing buyers to consider neighbourhoods that offer strong value without compromising access to work, schools or beaches.
Airport and transport access influence northern demand
The continued development of facilities near Phuket International Airport supports residential interest in areas such as Mai Khao and Nai Yang. Shorter transit times and improved road links allow more property buyers to consider northern districts as realistic year round living options.
Enhanced mobility also benefits villa and townhome communities that rely on easy access to the airport for frequent domestic and regional travel.
Growing retail and everyday amenities reshape preferences
Alongside mobility upgrades, Phuket continues to expand its retail and lifestyle infrastructure. New supermarkets, cafés and community spaces are supporting more self contained neighbourhood living. Buyer preference is shifting toward homes near reliable amenities rather than holiday focused zones that rely heavily on tourism cycles.
Districts with strong schooling access such as Koh Kaew and Kathu remain popular among families who prioritise daily practicality as much as resort atmosphere.
Island wide outlook remains positive
With infrastructure improvements underway and more communities becoming suitable for long term living, the outlook for Phuket’s housing market remains steady. Buyers can choose from a wider range of locations that offer comfort, accessibility and future growth potential.
