Two Coasts

Phuket

Corridor market

What is currently advertised across Cherngtalay, Laguna and Layan, tracked daily from public listings so that any price can be put in context. None of this is available through Two Coasts. These are other sellers’ and other agencies’ properties — shown so you can see the market our own resale listings sit in. Each row links to the source.

773 corridor listings · 2,345 tracked across Phuket · read from PropertyScout on 2026-09-01

Villas

฿87,562/sqm

median asking · 333 listings · middle 80% run 45,558–153,693

Townhomes

Too few to quote

10 tracked listings spanning 7× — too thin and too mixed for a median to describe a price.

Condos

฿153,212/sqm

median asking · 430 listings · middle 80% run 97,345–210,526

TypeAllVillaTownhomeCondoSortPrice฿/sqmSize
PropertyLocalitySizeAsking฿/sqmTenureSource
5-bed townhomeLaguna ParkLaguna340 sqm฿27.50M80,882Not statedView listing
2-bed townhomeLaguna93 sqm฿17.50M187,970Not statedView listing
2-bed townhomeLaguna250 sqm฿16.50M66,000Not statedView listing
2-bed townhomeLaguna222 sqm฿16.00M72,072Not statedView listing
2-bed townhomeLagunaLaguna141 sqm฿15.00M106,157Not statedView listing
3-bed townhomeChoeng Thale204 sqm฿8.00M39,254Not statedView listing
2-bed townhomeLaguna66 sqm฿7.00M106,383Not statedView listing
3-bed townhomeLaguna204 sqm฿5.50M26,987Not statedView listing
3-bed townhomeSrisuchart 2Choeng Thale150 sqm฿3.99M26,565Not statedView listing
2-bed townhomeManik The Dam TownhouseCherngtalay130 sqm฿3.50M26,923Not statedView listing

Where this comes from. Asking prices as advertised on PropertyScout, not transaction prices, and not checked by us. Listings whose stated size implies an implausible price per square metre are excluded from every figure on this page — 162 of them at the last read.

On tenure. Only 17% of tracked listings state a quota, owner type or title deed at all. Freehold and leasehold stock therefore sit in the same medians, which is the single largest reason to treat any per-square-metre comparison here as a starting point rather than a valuation. Thai law registers a lease for a maximum of 30 years.