By Phuket News Property Editorial Team · December 15, 2025
Phuket’s residential property market continues to show strong long-term momentum, underpinned by an estimated development and investment pipeline valued at approximately US$14 billion, according to recent market analysis and industry reporting.
The scale and duration of capital committed across residential, mixed-use and lifestyle projects point to sustained confidence in Phuket’s fundamentals. Rather than short-term cycles, the current pipeline reflects multi-year planning and a growing perception of Phuket as a mature regional residential market.
A pipeline built on multi-year commitments
The US$14 billion pipeline spans a broad range of residential formats, including private villas, condominiums, branded residences and integrated master-planned communities. Many projects are being delivered in clearly defined phases over several years, indicating long-term strategic intent rather than speculative development.
This phased approach allows developers to align supply with demand while maintaining pricing discipline and project quality. It also reflects confidence in Phuket’s ability to absorb new residential stock steadily over time.
Shift from tourism cycles to residential stability
Phuket’s residential market has evolved significantly, with demand increasingly driven by long-stay residents rather than short-term visitor flows. International families, retirees, remote professionals and lifestyle-led buyers now form a substantial portion of the market.
This shift has contributed to more stable pricing dynamics and reduced reliance on seasonal rental demand. Residential developments are increasingly designed around liveability, infrastructure access and long-term ownership, supporting greater market resilience.
Infrastructure and accessibility support growth
Ongoing investment in infrastructure continues to underpin Phuket’s residential appeal. Expansion at Phuket International Airport, improvements to transport networks and the growth of international-standard hospitals and schools have strengthened the island’s position as a full-time living destination.
These factors play an important role in attracting long-term residents and supporting sustained residential demand, particularly from international buyers comparing Phuket with other regional lifestyle hubs.
Institutional and corporate developer participation
The scale of the current pipeline reflects growing participation from established Thai and international developers. Institutional-grade capital typically seeks markets with predictable demand, regulatory clarity and long-term growth visibility.
Industry observers note that increased institutional involvement often leads to higher development standards, stronger project governance and improved buyer confidence across the wider market.
Outlook for the coming decade
With a substantial multi-year pipeline now in place, Phuket’s residential market appears positioned for continued evolution rather than volatility. The emphasis on long-term planning, diversified buyer profiles and infrastructure-led growth suggests the island is entering a more mature phase of its property cycle.
As projects progress and are absorbed over the coming years, Phuket’s role as a regional residential hub is expected to strengthen further within Southeast Asia’s broader property landscape.
