Long-Term Rental Investment Properties in Phuket

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Properties in Phuket's residential LTR districts — steady rental income from expat and local tenant demand in Bang Tao, Phuket Town, and Chalong.

Also:STR-Friendly Properties in PhuketLuxury Properties in Phuket
By area:Condos in Bang TaoCondos in Phuket TownCondos in Chalong

Property listings

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RAWAI · CONDO · ~1.3 km to beach

1BR Condo · Utopia Loft

฿ 3 900 000฿105K/m² · ≈ $117K

37m²11

Pool View
Updated Aug 2026
Leasehold
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RAWAI · CONDO · ~1.3 km to beach

Studio Condo · ReLife The Windy

฿ 2 950 000฿95K/m² · ≈ $89K

31m²Studio1

Mountain View
Updated Aug 2026
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· VILLA

6BR Villa

฿ 12 750 000฿27K/m² · ≈ $383K

469.99m²63

Park View
Updated Aug 2026
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· VILLA · ~1.3 km to beach

4BR Villa

฿ 57 000 000฿95K/m² · ≈ $1.7M

600m²45

Mountain View
Updated Aug 2026
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RAWAI · VILLA · ~1.5 km to beach

7BR Villa · Nai Harn Baan Bua

฿ 38 000 000฿40K/m² · ≈ $1.1M

950m²78

Mountain View
Updated Aug 2026
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· HOUSE

Studio House

฿ 18 000 000≈ $541K

1326m²Studio

Garden View
Updated Aug 2026

Yield & Expected Return

Net rental yield
4–6%
Typical lease term
12–24 months
Vacancy
Low — year-round tenant demand
Hotel licence
Not required
Strongest LTR zones
Bang Tao, Phuket Town, Chalong, Kathu

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a realistic long-term rental yield in Phuket?

4–6% net after CAM, management and tax, depending on zone and price point. Condo-led residential zones — Phuket Town, Kathu, Chalong and the resident side of Bang Tao — with steady expat and Thai-professional tenant demand sit in this band.

Which zones are best for long-term rental income?

Residential, non-tourist zones with year-round demand — Bang Tao (resident side), Phuket Town, Chalong and Kathu. They carry lower seasonal vacancy than beach short-term zones and attract one- to two-year leases from working tenants and families.

Is long-term rental legal for foreign owners in Phuket?

Yes. Letting for 30 days or more needs no hotel licence and is legal in every building. Rental income is taxable in Thailand under progressive personal income tax and should be declared — budget for that when modelling net yield.

Long-term vs short-term rental for a hands-off investor?

Long-term wins on simplicity: one tenant, low turnover, no licence question, and a predictable 4–6% net. The trade-off versus short-term is lower gross upside in exchange for far lower operating overhead and legal risk.