Nai Harn Re-Life

The current resale market gives a workable picture of the unit mix. Listings observed in September 2026 include studios around 36 sqm, one-bedroom apartments around 36–45 sqm and two-bedroom units around 72–80 sqm. Older project descriptions cite a broader 35–100 sqm range across studios, one- and two-bedroom apartments; that is useful historical context, but it should not be confused with current availability. The lowest active DDProperty asking price we found was about THB 3.2 million for a 36 sqm one-bedroom unit. Studios around 36 sqm were listed from roughly THB 3.36 million, while two-bedroom stock was materially higher. On resale, fit-out, furniture, view, floor, title, renovation history and a seller's urgency can explain large price differences between units that look similar on paper.

Ownership needs to be checked unit by unit. Some current DDProperty listings are marked Freehold, a Dot Property listing explicitly refers to Foreign Quota, while FazWaz also shows leasehold stock in the same project. For a foreign buyer, those labels are not interchangeable. Foreign freehold is available only within the statutory 49% foreign quota of the condominium building; if that quota is unavailable or the particular unit is offered on leasehold terms, the buyer is acquiring a different legal position. Before paying a reservation or deposit, the title, quota status and seller's right to transfer should be confirmed for the exact apartment rather than inferred from the project profile.

The building sits in the Rawai/Nai Harn part of southern Phuket. Repeated directory records place it at 14/28 Wiset Road, also referenced as Route 4030. This is not a beachfront condominium. Public listings put Nai Harn Beach at roughly 1.1–1.5 km depending on the source and reference point. For an owner-occupier, that small numerical difference matters less than the real route: road crossings, traffic, pavement continuity and how often a scooter or car is needed. The location makes most sense for buyers who specifically want southern Phuket — Rawai, Nai Harn and the surrounding local services — rather than an urban Phuket Town setting or a west-coast resort strip such as Patong.

The shared amenity set is conventional for a resort-oriented condominium: swimming pool, jacuzzi, gym, parking, security, CCTV and reception or concierge functions appear repeatedly across project directories. Some sources also list an on-site restaurant, bar and hotel management. Those latter items deserve a live check. A completed 2016 building can change operators and commercial tenants over time, while property portals may retain launch-era facilities long after operating arrangements have shifted. A buyer should therefore inspect what is open now, who runs it, whether access is included in common fees and whether any service is contractual or simply present in the building today.

TPG Development Co., Ltd. is consistently identified as the developer by the major project portals reviewed. The Thai government's environmental-assessment owner database separately confirms that a company of that legal name and registration number was incorporated in Phuket in 2015 and remains active. That government company record does not itself identify Nai Harn Re-Life as one of its projects, so the project attribution rests on the repeated property-market records rather than a primary project registry. For a resale buyer in 2026, the developer's construction promise is no longer the central risk, but understanding who built the scheme and what public record exists is still relevant background.

Several portal pages still carry language about guaranteed returns. We did not find a current programme agreement that can safely be attached to today's resale units. A return guarantee is meaningful only when a live contract identifies the counterparty, payment basis, term, exclusions and termination provisions. For a building completed in 2016, an old promotional label should not be priced into a purchase unless the seller can produce a transferable and enforceable agreement. The more defensible way to assess Nai Harn Re-Life today is as an established resale condominium: compare the actual acquisition price, achievable rent for the specific unit, common charges, management execution, vacancy risk and eventual resale demand.