The Title Vivana - Kamala, Phuket

Kamala sits on Phuket's quieter northwest coast, away from the high-density tourist strips of Patong to the south while remaining well connected to the island's main road network. The beach is close, the district has a settled residential character, and the local infrastructure - shops, clinics, international schools - is mature enough for full-time living. Buyers who want coastal access without the noise of resort-heavy zones tend to find Kamala a workable balance.

The Title Vivana is a low-rise project delivering 200 units across a range that starts at 30 sq m for a one-bedroom apartment and reaches 60 sq m for a two-bedroom layout (the project parameters show a maximum registered area of 129 sq m, so buyers should confirm with the developer whether larger or combined configurations exist). The Italian-style architectural theme shapes the common areas and facades. The building accepts pets, which meaningfully affects the pool of potential tenants and owner-occupiers.

As a condominium registered under Thai law, foreign buyers can hold units under freehold title through the foreign quota - typically up to 49 percent of total sellable area in any one building. Buyers should confirm the current quota availability directly with the developer before committing, as quota fills on a first-registered basis and cannot be assumed.

The project is in pre-sale with completion scheduled for June 2028 - roughly three years from a mid-2025 purchase. That timeline is standard for new Thai condominium construction, but buyers should review the sales-and-purchase agreement carefully: payment schedule, developer track record, escrow or guarantee arrangements, and what happens if completion is delayed. An independent Thai property lawyer review of the contract is advisable before signing.

The profile that fits this project: foreign buyers targeting a freehold-eligible condominium in a residential coastal district, either for personal seasonal use or as a rental asset in a market where beach-adjacent Kamala properties draw both long-stay and short-stay demand. Buyers who need a finished property immediately, or who require a villa-scale living area, should look elsewhere. Those comfortable with a construction timeline and willing to verify quota and developer credentials will find the unit mix and location worth assessing in detail.