The Title Balcony — Nai Yang.
Beachfront residential complex in Nai Yang — a quiet northern coastline of Phuket, only 130 m from the beach and minutes from the international airport. 542 apartments across 10 five-storey buildings, 33–70 m² layouts, completion in Q4 2027. Direct developer contract under registered leasehold.
Indicative yield bands are general guidance based on observed performance in the relevant Phuket micro-market. Not a forecast, not a commitment, not a guarantee. Specific economics depend on the project, developer terms, rental performance, taxes, fees and market conditions.
What this project is — and is not.
The Title Balcony is a master-planned beachfront condominium in Nai Yang on the north-western coast of Phuket. The corridor is anchored by Sirinat National Park, the international airport (≈ 10 min) and the long, undeveloped Nai Yang and Mai Khao beaches. The atmosphere is calm and family-oriented — distinct from the southern tourist hubs.
The scheme comprises 542 apartments distributed across 10 five-storey buildings, with one- and two-bedroom layouts of 33 to 70 m² and a dedicated penthouse line at 135 m². Completion is scheduled for Q4 2027.
Sale is structured as registered long-term leasehold direct with Rhom Bho Property. Pet-friendly buildings, lagoon and lap pools, sauna/steam, yoga lounge with a sea view, coworking, kids' room, restaurant and 24/7 security are part of the documented common-area scope.
Indicative rental yield band 6–10% per annum in stabilised operation, supported by year-round demand from airport-proximate stay patterns and growth in the Nai Yang corridor.
30+30+30 years, Phuket Land Office.
Direct walking access to Nai Yang Beach.
Booking → contract → foundation → frame → handover.
Hard parameters of the project.
Nai Yang — quiet northern coastline with airport-proximate demand.
Nai Yang sits inside Sirinat National Park with conservation-protected coastline limiting future supply. Year-round demand is supported by airport-proximate stay patterns and a stable mix of long-stay tenants. GIDR rates the corridor Tier 1–2 with a positive supply-side outlook.
