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Layan Beach is one Phuket's most undeveloped areas. It is quiet and peaceful and ideal for those seeking a little solitude. But because it only a short drive from the busier tourist destinations of Laguna, Bang Tao and Surin it is an extremely popular area for tourists. So unsurprisingly property here has great rental potential.

Laguna Resorts have a collection of luxury properties in one of the most desirable locations in all of Phuket. For those looking for resort-style living and finely manicured gardens, it is a great place to buy Phuket real estate.

Chalong is one of Phuket's most popular areas for residents. Its close proximity to Kata, Karon, Rawai, Nai Harn and Patong make it one of the island's major crossroads in the south. The high demand for property in this area make it a great place to invest in the Phuket real estate market.

Mai Khao's 13 km stretch of sand is home to many 5-star resort hotels. For anyone who loves windswept deserted beaches, this area would be a tropical paradise. Development here is slow, but a few condo projects and the odd villa are appearing on or close to the coastline.

Bang Tao is one of Phuket's “up-and-coming” areas, with a beautiful beach and plenty of attractions for both tourists and residents. It is easy to see why it is becoming one of Phuket's most popular areas and a great place to invest in property.

If a 2 week vacation just isn't enough, you may decide that you want to spend longer on the wonderful island of Phuket. But if you are not sure how to approach it or where you should stay, this article may help you make some decisions and provide some valuable advice.

Buying a condominium is a great way to own property in Phuket. You can even pass your condo down to loved ones should anything happen to you. This article helps owners and potential buyers, or even future beneficiaries, to intelligently plan for succession.

The due diligence process is important when buying real estate in Phuket. But one of the most serious issues it can uncover is when a condominium project is found to have been built on national forest. Any projects built on land found to be owned by the forestry department are very likely to one day be demolished. This means investors may end up losing everything.

Thailand's Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) establishes, amongst other things, what steps a developer must take to ensure that the development is beneficial to Thailand and its people, and that it doesn't have any potential negatives on the surrounding environment.

It does not matter how good things look in marketing material, or how they sound in jazzy sales presentations. Every company, no matter their size, can face difficulties in a changing economic environment. This article highlights the importance of choosing the right developer, especially if you are considering buying off plan.

This article is about protecting your interests before leaving a reservation deposit on a Phuket property purchase. The island's real estate sector has received some negative publicity because some agencies and developers keep deposits, even when buyers discover they have been misled or due diligence checks by lawyers find something amiss.