Casa de Monte — Koh Kaew
36 exclusive pool villas with 3–4 bedrooms in Koh Kaew, a quiet inland part of Phuket. From 28.2M THB. Italian-style architecture, single management standard, residence-first focus.
Limited beachfront land. Strong tourism. Distinct rental seasons. We work as a single point of execution between the buyer and the developer — eleven live projects under our coverage across Bang Tao, Layan, Surin, Nai Yang, Kata, Karon and an inland villa community, screened by GIDR's territory model and structured under leasehold or freehold contracts.
[1] Indicative rental yield ranges shown anywhere on this site reflect typical observed performance for stabilised resort projects in the relevant Phuket micro-markets. They are general guidance, not a forecast, not a commitment, and not a guarantee of any particular return. Specific economics depend on the project, developer terms, rental performance, taxes, fees, currency, regulatory changes and market conditions. Past performance does not predict future results.
We don't list everything we can sell. Each project clears a four-step screening — territory, developer, structure, exit — before it reaches the page you are reading.
Each project is benchmarked against GIDR's territory model — geospatial, climate, infrastructure and tourism signals processed through our internal research framework.
Developer screening on completed deliveries, project quality, construction milestones and post-handover service — not glossy renders alone.
You sign with the developer, on the developer's price list. No agency markup. Our compensation sits on the developer side — your buyer commission is zero.
We model resale demand and rental performance across cycles. A project enters the catalog only if the exit story is realistic — not just the brochure return.
36 exclusive pool villas with 3–4 bedrooms in Koh Kaew, a quiet inland part of Phuket. From 28.2M THB. Italian-style architecture, single management standard, residence-first focus.
360 fully-furnished apartments ≈ 1.5 km from Kamala Beach. Resort facilities, pet-friendly. Freehold under foreign quota.
New condominium in the Bang Tao corridor — Laguna, Boat Avenue, Porto de Phuket. One of the most accessible entries into Bang Tao.
Beachside Mediterranean condominium ≈ 450 m from Nai Yang Beach, minutes from the airport. 287 units across two 8-storey buildings.
Lifestyle condo in the centre of Bang Tao, walking distance to Boat Avenue and Laguna. Indicative rental yield band 6–8% in stabilised operation.
Mid-scale residential condo in Bang Tao designed for steady year-round occupancy. Strong unit-mix — studios and 1-bed for rental, 2-bed for owner stays.
Resort-grade condo in the Kata-Karon corridor — Phuket's most established holiday-rental territory with seasonal premiums in the high season.
Lifestyle condo with a developer-managed rental programme — selected layouts include indexed rental terms in THB.
Compact, rental-focused units in Layan — the quieter coastline north of Bang Tao with stable demand and lower entry tickets.
542 apartments across 10 five-storey buildings, 33–70 m². Beachfront complex in calm Nai Yang — next to Sirinat National Park and the airport.
Ultra-premium 2026 pre-sale in Surin. ~350 apartments, 4 low-rise buildings, 5★ infrastructure, furnished delivery. From USD 155k.
Foreign buyers in Thailand typically choose between freehold within the condominium foreign quota and registered long-term leasehold. We don't push one over the other — we match the structure to your budget, holding horizon and exit plan.
The two structures behave differently on price, on liquidity and on documentation. Below — a side-by-side reference, not legal advice. Each transaction is signed off by independent counsel before closing.
Freehold applies to condominium units within the 49% foreign quota of sellable area. Registered as ownership on the chanote.
Leasehold is a registered long-term right of use, typically 30+30+30 years. Mainstream structure across Thai resort property when the foreign quota is closed or the project is structured that way by the developer.
Range observed in stabilised resort projects across Bang Tao, Layan, Kata-Karon. Project documents prevail.
You pay the developer's list price. Our fee sits on the developer side — no markup, no broker commission to you.
Wire transfer per developer escrow instructions, with FX recorded at execution. KYC and Source-of-Wealth applies.
Some developers offer fixed-rent or pool-rental programmes. Terms vary by project and contract — we map them transparently.
For a direct property purchase — not through any fund — WEGC acts as an independent agent on a direct contract with the developer within a Singapore corporate group with international banking infrastructure. Where available, we can arrange settlement to the developer through our own group accounts, in your currency and your jurisdiction, so you transact closer to home rather than wiring funds abroad yourself.
Funds are always applied to your selected unit and routed to the developer under signed documentation. All settlement is subject to onboarding, KYC/AML, source-of-funds verification and applicable law. WEGC is not a bank or a licensed payment institution and does not provide money-transmission services.
We do not cover every coastline of Phuket — and we say so up front. Below are the corridors where the math, the developer base and the tourism cycle align for resort-property exposure today.
Established beach corridor with international F&B and infrastructure. Strong year-round rental demand.
Quieter coastline north of Bang Tao. Lower entry tickets, stable demand from long-stay tenants.
Phuket's most established luxury beach corridor. Scarce buildable land, strong international tenant base, premium high-season rates.
North-western coast inside Sirinat National Park. Airport-proximate, supply-limited, year-round demand profile.
Phuket's classic holiday-rental territory. Strong seasonality with a high-season premium.
Inland villa communities for residence-first use. Lower seasonality, higher predictability, lower yield ceiling.
Five disciplined stages. Each one ends with a deliverable in your hands — not a sales pitch.
Budget, holding horizon, jurisdiction of residence, expected use — captured under NDA. We say no upfront if your case isn't ours.
2–3 GIDR-screened projects matched to your brief, each with a project passport — territory, developer, structure, exit, indicative numbers.
On-site viewings, developer meetings, independent legal review — title chain, lease draft, sale contract, project licences.
Sale & Purchase Agreement signed direct with the developer, payment per escrow instructions, registration at Land Office.
Construction milestones tracked, snagging, key handover, optional rental programme onboarding, ongoing reporting.
The Hong Kong Institute of Digital Research (GIDR) is an applied analytics and AI lab modelling resort real-estate markets across Asia. Founded in Hong Kong, GIDR operates as the research and data-intelligence partner powering West East Gate Real Estate's screening engine.
The model processes thousands of signals per property — geospatial and climatic layers, construction milestones, developer track record, price dynamics, tourism flows — to support our internal due-diligence checklist for territory, developer and exit logic. We use developer materials as one input among several.
Each project on this catalog has been benchmarked against the model. Projects that fail the screen don't reach the page.
WEGC structure →Three lanes — explained without marketing varnish. Specific terms and applicability are reviewed by counsel before closing.
Direct freehold ownership of a condominium unit within the 49% foreign quota of sellable area. Registered on the chanote in your name.
Long-term registered right of use, with a renewal mechanism documented in the contract. Mainstream structure when foreign quota is closed.
Wire from your offshore or domestic bank into developer's escrow per FET / TT3 requirements. KYC and Source-of-Wealth standard.
Freehold is direct ownership registered on the chanote, available within the 49% foreign quota of a condominium project. Leasehold is a registered long-term right of use (typically 30+30+30 years). Both are mainstream structures; the right route depends on quota availability, your holding horizon, and the resale plan.
Direct freehold land ownership by foreigners is heavily restricted. Most foreign private buyers purchase condominium units within the quota or use long-term registered leasehold, vetted by independent local counsel. Company-route structures exist but are project-dependent and require careful legal review.
Stabilised projects in strong locations typically deliver net yields in the mid-single to high-single digits. Numbers above that range usually reflect either an introductory marketing programme or higher risk. We benchmark every project against GIDR's territory model rather than trusting brochure projections.
No. You pay the developer's list price; our compensation is on the developer side. The structure is disclosed in writing before any commitment.
Funds arrive via international wire transfer into the developer's escrow per FET / TT3 requirements. The bank registers the inbound transfer in foreign currency, which is required for future repatriation of resale proceeds.
Properly drafted leases include renewal mechanics. The real questions are the contract quality, the registration, and the counterparty. We work only with developers and legal teams that document realistic renewal terms.
Tell us who you are, your budget and which of the eleven projects looks closest. We reply from property@wegc.fund with a curated dossier, GIDR notes and the next concrete step.
No mass mailings. No pressure tactics. We work one-to-one with private buyers who value structure, transparency and disciplined decisions.