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Phuket
Why people stay in Phuket: beaches, a functioning rental market, hospitals, and a community large enough to be useful. The limits are traffic, schools, and the rainy season.
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Phuket
How to read a Phuket rental yield: gross versus net, high season versus the year, and why villas and condos should not share a spreadsheet.
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Phuket
How to think about buying in Phuket: condos and foreign quota, villa leases, rental programs, and the difference between a brochure and a net yield.
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Phuket
The deposit scams that show up around Phuket rentals: fake owners, duplicate photos, and holiday rates dressed up as leases.
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Phuket
How to rent a Phuket condo for a year: juristic rules, noise, deposits, and the difference between a holiday rate and a lease.
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Phuket
A practical sequence for renting a Phuket villa: area, pool rules, deposits, and the yearly price.
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Phuket
The risks that actually show up for residents: scooters, night roads, drinks, deposits, and ordinary theft. Not a crime thriller.
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Phuket
Where to work from in Phuket for more than a month: fibre, cafes, noise, visas in outline, and neighborhoods that are not only for a week.
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Phuket
Typical long-stay asking rents across Phuket’s main neighborhoods, and why the headline rate is rarely the yearly rate.
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Phuket
Bang Tao sells the beach and the rent bill. Rawai sells the weekly budget and makes you drive to swim.
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Phuket
Condos are simpler to own and rent. Villas buy space and a pool, and they add a lease, a garden, and more empty weeks.
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Phuket
How expats actually house themselves in Phuket: condos, villas, deposits, schools, and the first month.
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Phuket
What a normal month in Phuket costs once rent, air-con, a scooter, and food are on the same page.
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Laguna is the managed estate beside Bang Tao: a lagoon, hotels, a shuttle, and housing that is priced like a resort address.
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Karon is the long beach between Patong and Kata. It is spread out, calmer than Patong, and easy to misread from a hotel strip.
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Kata is the surf-and-family bay south of Karon: a beach, a hill of houses, and fewer all-night streets than Patong.
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Patong is Phuket’s nightlife bay. It works for some renters and exhausts others. Know which street you are on.
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Phuket
Nai Harn is the south-west swimming beach above Rawai: a lake, a bay, and quieter hills than Patong.
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Phuket
Cherng Talay is the inland and lagoon side of Phuket’s north-west: schools, estates, and the road that feeds Bang Tao beach.
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Phuket
Surin is a small west-coast beach with high asking rents and a tight village. It suits people who want to walk to the sand and will pay for that.
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Phuket
Kamala is the quieter west-coast bay between Patong and Surin. It works for people who want a beach town without Patong’s strip.
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Rawai is the south-coast choice for lower rents, seafood, and a pier full of longtails. The beach is tidal. The community is not.
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Bang Tao is the west-coast base for longer stays: a long beach, Laguna next door, and a rental market that runs from lock-up condos to family villas.
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How year-long rents actually work in Phuket: deposits, high season, bills, and what to put in the lease.
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Phuket
A plain comparison of Phuket’s liveable coasts: Bang Tao, Laguna, Surin, Kamala, Patong, Kata, Karon, Rawai, and Nai Harn.
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