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Supalai City Resort Phuket

Supalai City Resort Phuket is an urban condominium in Ratsada, on the northern side of Phuket Town.

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Overview of Supalai City Resort Phuket in Phuket

From 1,690,000 THBPer broker listings. Current price list, layouts and availability — discussed one-to-one with a project specialist

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What it is
Condominium
Where
Soi Patchanee–Bang Chee Lao, Thep Kasattri Road, Ratsada, Mueang Phuket, Phuket 83000, Thailand · Phuket
Stage
Completed · 2008
Price
From ฿1,690,000guide price, final by unit
Transparency
10 facts confirmed · 3 to verify
Developer context

Who is behind this project

Developer
SupalaiPublic company · SPALIOpen developer profile →
Track record
The company started with low-rise housing and later expanded into condominiums and commercial property.Company data; check the specific project independently.
Projects with us
23
Transparency
Public reporting (SPALI) — independently checkable
Developer transparency index: High

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Why this project is worth a look

Urban value, not beach pricing

The project makes the most sense when Phuket Town is the centre of daily life. It sits close to the bus terminal and feeds directly into Thep Kasattri Road, while the surrounding area already has established shops, hospitals and education. That usually produces a very different price profile from new condominium launches near the west-coast beaches. The compromise is equally clear: there is no walk-to-the-sand lifestyle, and road traffic can shape the experience of individual units. For a buyer who values commuting, city services and a lower entry price, the location can be logical. For someone buying primarily for a resort routine, it is likely to feel too urban.

A building you can inspect

With one building, eight floors and 168 units, the development is straightforward to understand on site. There is no sprawling master plan or multi-phase handover story to decode. The due diligence is instead about present condition. Lifts, access systems, parking, lighting, security, cleanliness and the maintenance of common areas matter more than a long amenities checklist. This simplicity can work in the buyer's favour if the building has been managed consistently. It can also expose deferred maintenance quickly, which is why a physical inspection of common property should be treated as part of the purchase decision rather than an afterthought.

Real resale price discovery

There is active resale stock in 2026, so buyers can compare actual units instead of relying on an old developer price list. That is useful, but it also creates dispersion. A lower-priced unit may need renovation, face an ownership-quota limitation or simply come from a motivated seller. A higher asking price can reflect fit-out and condition, but it is not evidence of superior value on its own. The most informative comparison is between units with similar size, floor, orientation and ownership status, supported by recent listing history and an inspection. This is a market where negotiation and unit-level detail can matter as much as the project average.

Quota status is unit-specific

Thai condominium law allows qualifying foreign buyers to register freehold ownership within the foreign quota, limited to 49% of the building's aggregate condominium unit area. That legal framework applies to Supalai City Resort Phuket, but availability is not guaranteed for every resale unit. Current listings include Thai-quota stock. Before paying a material deposit, a foreign buyer should obtain confirmation from the condominium juristic person that foreign quota is available and check the title of the selected unit. The distinction is practical rather than academic: it determines whether the transfer can be registered directly in the foreign buyer's name.

About the project

Supalai City Resort Phuket is an urban condominium in Ratsada, on the northern side of Phuket Town. The word Resort in the name can be misleading if read without context: this is not a beachfront holiday development and it is not built around a hotel-style ownership model. Its value proposition is far more practical. The building sits off Thep Kasattri Road, close to Phuket Bus Terminal 2 and within the everyday urban fabric of the island's main city. The project is modest in scale, with one eight-storey building and 168 units. By 2026 the relevant market is entirely resale, so the experience of buying here is very different from purchasing a new launch. Two units with similar floor area may have completely different renovation histories, furniture packages, views, maintenance records and ownership status. The project name tells you where to look; the individual unit determines whether the purchase makes sense.

Most major property databases date completion to October 2008. That age is not simply a historical detail. It changes the due-diligence priorities. In a mature condominium, the original brochure matters less than the current condition of the common property, the quality of management and the building's maintenance history. A sensible inspection should include corridors, lifts, parking areas, façade condition, drainage and any signs of water ingress, as well as the practical standard of security and access control. It is also worth asking how the condominium juristic person collects common fees and whether there are upcoming capital works. An older completed building can be a perfectly rational purchase when it has been maintained well, but the buyer should price the actual condition rather than compare the unit only with glossy new-build asking prices elsewhere in Phuket.

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The original unit mix was designed around compact city living. Archived project descriptions show a layout of roughly 27 sqm, one-bedroom plans of 35.5 and 39 sqm, and a larger family layout around 59 sqm. Current resale stock also includes two-bedroom units around 62–63 sqm. Those figures should not be forced into one neat template. In a long-completed condominium, the registered area of a specific title, later internal changes and the way portals label room types can create differences between historic plan sheets and today's listings. The smallest layout is a good example: some sources describe the approximately 27 sqm plan as a studio, while another archive presents it as a compact one-bedroom suite. A buyer should therefore work from the title deed and the actual plan of the selected unit rather than rely on a portal's bedroom filter.

The location works best for someone whose daily life is centred on Phuket Town or who wants direct access to the island's main north-south road network. FazWaz places Phuket Bus Terminal 2 at roughly 0.3–0.4 km from the condominium. Older local project material also identifies Super Cheap, Mission Hospital and Phuket Rajabhat University as nearby anchors. This is an urban convenience story rather than a beach-lifestyle story. For residents working in town, studying nearby or moving around the island frequently, that can be useful. The trade-off is traffic. Thep Kasattri Road carries substantial movement, and the real experience of a unit can depend on floor, orientation, window quality and the route a resident uses every day. A site visit during both morning and evening traffic is more informative here than a generic neighbourhood score.

Reliable sources consistently confirm the core facilities: parking, 24-hour security and CCTV. A detailed older project description also mentions a rooftop garden and controlled access using key cards and fingerprint scanning. Some current aggregator pages display a much broader amenities list, including a pool, sauna, sports facilities and EV charging. That expanded list is not consistent across the sources, so it should not be treated as verified project infrastructure without a physical check. The record therefore stays deliberately conservative. For a resale buyer, this is the safer approach: a feature that appears in a database is only useful if it still exists, is maintained and can actually be used under the condominium's current rules.

Pricing shows why the project attracts value-focused buyers, but the headline number needs context. A live PropertyHub search checked on 6 September 2026 showed a compact unit of about 27.6 sqm offered at THB 1.69M. Two-bedroom resale units around 63 sqm were being marketed at roughly THB 2.06M to THB 3.0M. That is a wide spread for similar nominal bedroom counts, which is exactly what one expects in an older resale building: floor, condition, renovation quality, furniture, view, title details and seller urgency all matter. Portal yield figures should not be copied into an investment case. A credible return model needs the achievable rent for the actual unit, vacancy, management costs, common fees, repairs, taxes and acquisition costs. Supalai City Resort Phuket is better assessed as a completed urban asset where price discipline and unit selection matter more than launch-stage growth narratives.

Ownership format

A foreign buyer may hold a registered condominium unit in freehold within the statutory foreign quota, capped at 49% of the aggregate unit area of the building. The selected unit still needs a quota check before purchase: current resale stock includes units advertised under Thai quota, so a listing being available does not automatically mean it can be transferred into a foreign buyer's name.

Unit types & sizes

Compact layout around 27 sqm
about 27 sqm
1 bathroom

The smallest original format. An archived plan presents it as the compact Andaman layout, while some current portals classify comparable units as studios. Resale stock includes a unit of about 27.6 sqm. The practical check is the actual internal configuration and the registered title area, not the bedroom label selected by a listing portal.

From THB 1.69M in current resale stock
1 bedroom, around 35.5 sqm
35.5 sqm
1 bathroom

A more conventional one-bedroom format from the original plan set. The extra area makes a genuinely separate sleeping zone more workable than in the smallest units. On the resale market, the condition of the fit-out and services is more important than the historic marketing name attached to the plan.

1 bedroom, around 39 sqm
39 sqm
1 bathroom

The larger of the verified original one-bedroom layouts. A few additional square metres can materially change storage, kitchen usability and the living-room proportions, so the 35.5 sqm and 39 sqm formats should not be treated as interchangeable merely because both carry the same bedroom count.

2 bedrooms
original plan about 59 sqm; current listings around 62–63 sqm
1 bathroom in verified current listings

The family-oriented format. The archived plan is about 59 sqm, while current listings include units around 62.9–63 sqm. The figures should not be averaged: the title deed of the selected property is the number that matters at transfer. At this size the layout can work for a couple, a small family or a resident who needs a separate work room.

About THB 2.06M–3.0M in listings checked in September 2026

Historic material and current portals do not classify the smallest layout consistently: the roughly 27 sqm format is described as either a studio or a compact one-bedroom. Two-bedroom data also differs between an original plan of about 59 sqm and current resale units around 62–63 sqm. For a transaction, the selected unit's registered area and plan should take precedence. Prices are the lowest the brokerage boards publish, not the developer’s price list — the price and availability of a specific unit are something we go through with you personally.

Facilities

6 amenities

Security and access

  • 24-hour security
  • CCTV
  • controlled access

Common areas

  • parking
  • rooftop garden
  • lift

Location

  • The condominium sits off Thep Kasattri Road in Ratsada on the northern side of Phuket Town; it is an urban rather than beachfront address.
  • Phuket Bus Terminal 2 is placed roughly 0.3–0.4 km from the project in major property databases, putting the intercity bus hub very close to the building.
  • Older local project material places Super Cheap at roughly 0.5 km, Mission Hospital at about 0.9 km and Phuket Rajabhat University at about 1.2 km.
  • Direct access to Thep Kasattri Road is useful for moving around the island, but traffic noise should be judged from the selected unit, particularly during peak hours.
  • The beach is not part of the project's walkable daily environment; buyers who want the sea to define everyday life will need transport.

Address / landmarkSoi Patchanee–Bang Chee Lao, Thep Kasattri Road, Ratsada, Mueang Phuket, Phuket 83000, Thailand

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Price & purchase terms

  • Current price: From THB 1.69M in the live PropertyHub resale search checked on 6 September 2026. This is an asking price for a compact unit of about 27.6 sqm, not developer inventory; availability, condition, ownership quota and the final negotiated price need to be confirmed for the selected unit.
  • Completed: 2008-10

We show the lowest of the prices the brokerage boards publish: their figures for the same unit differ by a few per cent, and none of them is the developer’s price list. We ask the developer for the current price, availability and payment terms on the unit you are looking at, and go through them with you personally.

Completed

Project stage — what we know

Completed in 2008. Not a render.

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Transparency index

Facts already published on this page and points we clarify together.

10documented key facts
3we clarify before bookingwe go through these together, not as stop factors

The project has 10 documented key facts; 3 items are clarified before booking.

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At a glance

DeveloperSupalai
LocationPhuket
CategoryCondominium
SubtypeLow-rise urban condominium
ConstructionCompleted
Floors8
Units168
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Best for: An owner-occupier whose work, study or daily routine is centred on Phuket Town and who values urban services more than beach proximity.; A budget-conscious buyer looking for a completed condominium with visible resale stock rather than paying a launch premium for a new development.; Someone willing to select at unit level by comparing condition, floor, orientation, documentation and likely renovation cost instead of buying the project name alone.; An investor who models returns from achievable long-term rent and full operating costs rather than relying on a portal's headline yield.; A foreign buyer when the selected unit has confirmed foreign-quota availability and can be transferred into the buyer's name under the applicable condominium rules.; A buyer who prefers a relatively simple, compact building and is comfortable verifying the present quality of management and maintenance.; may not suit: Not a strong fit for a buyer who expects to walk to the beach and sees Phuket ownership primarily as a resort-lifestyle purchase.; Less suitable for someone who specifically wants a new building with an extensive modern facilities package and minimal age-related common-area maintenance.; A poor candidate for a sight-unseen purchase based only on a low asking price: the building's age and unit-to-unit variation make inspection and document checks particularly important..

What we confirm before booking

A short, specific to the project list. We request these from the developer and go through them with you before any payment.

  • the legal entity in the SPA and the payee’s bank details
  • the title format and what is registered against the unit
  • the contractual handover date in the SPA — the page shows the date from the project’s materials
  • the contractual area of the chosen unit, and which basis it is measured on

Disputed and unknown information

This keeps the open points in one place. A missing or disputed fact is not treated as a conclusion.

  • Most major sources date completion to October 2008, while PropertyHub lists 2013. October 2008 is used in the main record because it is repeated by FazWaz, DDproperty, Hipflat and LivePhuket; the PropertyHub discrepancy remains unresolved.
  • The smallest original layout of roughly 27 sqm is classified inconsistently: some portals call it a studio, while an archived plan presents a compact one-bedroom format. The selected unit's plan and actual configuration should decide the classification.
  • The building's current foreign-quota availability is not publicly confirmed. Some resale units are advertised under Thai quota, so eligibility for direct foreign freehold must be checked for the selected unit before purchase.

FAQ

What does a unit in Supalai City Resort Phuket cost?

Compact layout around 27 sqm — from THB 1.69M in current resale stock; 2 bedrooms — about THB 2.06M–3.0M in listings checked in September 2026. Prices are the lowest the brokerage boards publish, not the developer’s price list — the price and availability of a specific unit are something we go through with you personally.

When is Supalai City Resort Phuket due for completion?

2008-10. The contractual handover date is fixed in the SPA.

Sources and documents

Official developer and public records used for this page. We publish no outbound links.

  1. Developer's official site checked 06.09.2026
  2. Government / official registry checked 06.09.2026

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