Phuket continues to attract investors from across the globe for a combination of reasons that are difficult to find elsewhere simultaneously: low taxes, a strong national currency, well-developed infrastructure, pristine beaches, clear waters, and green mountains. With only 20 percent of the island’s land available for residential construction — given its extensive reserves and national parks — space is genuinely limited. The Layan Verde development is situated in one of Phuket’s most beautiful locations, next to Bang Tao Beach, at the edge of Sirinat National Park.
Residents can live amidst mangrove forests and palm trees while enjoying the full amenities of modern living. The architectural firm Dewan, ranked among the top 40 worldwide, designed the complex following principles of Biophilic Architecture — emphasising energy efficiency, resilience, and designs inspired by nature. The terraced design, panoramic windows, and smooth shapes complement the surrounding environment.
Every building carries EDGE certification, guaranteeing up to a 40 percent reduction in utility bills while conserving natural resources. The landscape design mirrors Phuket’s natural beauty: waterfalls, streams, ponds, hillside pools, a sky bridge, tropical gardens. Man-made waterfalls, suspension bridges, a jungle pool, and a tropical garden create an ecosystem that blends into the natural surroundings.
On-site amenities include a personal shopping centre, more than 20 bars and restaurants, gyms, playgrounds, and coworking space. The developer has introduced two investment programmes: the first guarantees a seven percent annual return for five years; the second, a rental pool system, ensures investors receive 60 percent of actual rental income. In both cases, a professional international hotel team manages the property. Independent experts from Colliers project up to an 80 percent increase in property values by completion.