The Title Residencies

The Title Residencies is a completed mixed-use residential development in Nai Yang, one of Phuket's quieter beach corridors positioned between the airport and the island's northwestern coastline. Delivered in 2019 by Rhom Bho Property PLC, the project comprises 472 units across seven floors, spanning 15,056 square meters of developed land. The architecture emphasizes mid-range condominium living with a focus on resident amenities rather than density, which has shaped its appeal to both owner-occupiers and investors seeking steady rental traction in a less saturated submarket.

The unit mix offers standard one and two-bedroom apartments suited to the Nai Yang demographic: foreign retirees, small families, and Bangkok-based investors hedging against urban property cycles. Current active listings in the catalog range from ฿2.8 million to ฿8.6 million, reflecting variability by floor level, aspect, and finish condition. The development holds full Environmental Impact Assessment approval, a baseline requirement that confirms regulatory compliance. Common facilities include a communal pool, sauna, gym, indoor kids zone, and landscaped garden areas—typical amenities for residential condominiums targeting long-term occupancy rather than resort-style features.

Location fundamentals distinguish Nai Yang from central Phuket zones. The area sits outside the congested Patong-Kata corridor, offering lower acquisition costs and reduced tenant turnover associated with short-term rental saturation. Proximity to Phuket International Airport has historically attracted corporate expats and airline crews, supporting moderate long-term rental yields. The Nai Yang beach strip lacks the infrastructure density of southern tourist hubs, meaning rental competition relies more on unit condition and owner initiative than on ambient foot traffic. For investors evaluating the zone, The Title Residencies' completion status and established tenant base provide transparency often absent in pre-sold projects, though yield expectations typically sit in the 4-6 percent range for long-term rental models rather than high-turnover short-term strategies. The northern zone's rental profile increasingly favors owner-occupiers and patient capital seeking seasonal or stable income rather than aggressive STR revenue targeting.