Question 1

What does a residence at Wallaya Residence Nai Harn cost today?

Accepted Answer

Studios from THB 4M, one-bedrooms from THB 6M, two-bedrooms from THB 10M and three-bedrooms from THB 11M — today's leasehold prices, rising with the floor. Every available unit is listed on this site by code, floor and building.

Question 2

Why do prices differ between floors?

Accepted Answer

Prices are set per square metre and by floor: THB 120,000 per m² on the 1st floor, 125,000 on the 2nd and so on by 5,000 per floor to 150,000 on the 7th. A 54 m² one-bedroom is therefore from THB 6M on the 1st floor and from THB 8M on the 7th.

Question 3

Leasehold or freehold?

Accepted Answer

Prices on this site are leasehold — a registered 30-year lease, renewable. Freehold within the 49% foreign quota adds THB 10,000 per m² (THB 360,000 on a studio, 540,000 on a one-bedroom, 900,000 on a two-bedroom, 940,000 on a three-bedroom) and a 3.3% transfer fee instead of 1.1%. We confirm the foreign-quota position for your unit in writing before booking.

Question 4

How is payment structured?

Accepted Answer

Reservation, then 30% on the contract within 30 days (less the reservation), 30% when the superstructure is complete, 15% when the architecture is complete, 15% when the furniture is in and 10% on the transfer date. There is no post-completion financing on this project.

Question 5

What is included and what does it cost to run?

Accepted Answer

Fitted kitchen and built-in wardrobes are included; a loose furniture package is priced per format on request. Maintenance is THB 80 per m² a month, collected a year in advance and covering security, reception, facilities, fitness centre and pool — about THB 34,560 a year for a studio. Sinking fund THB 1,000 per m² once; meter connections THB 10,000 each; electricity THB 7 per unit and water THB 50 per m³.

Question 6

When will it be finished?

Accepted Answer

Construction started in 2025, and the August 2026 photo record shows foundations and ground-level structure across the plot. We send the current stage for your building and the written construction schedule on request.

Question 7

Which building should I choose?

Accepted Answer

Building A faces the road with the lobby and restaurant below and three-bedrooms on every floor from the 2nd; Building B runs along the main pool with 21 units per floor, studios, one-bedrooms and corner two-bedrooms; Building C sits at the garden end by the second pool with three-bedrooms on floors 2–7. Open the floor plans on this site: every unit number is drawn.

Question 8

Can I rent it out?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Nai Harn and Rawai carry steady long-stay demand from families and remote workers; studios and one-bedrooms are the most let formats. Rental management terms are agreed with the building's juristic office after handover; we send comparable long-term rents for the area on request.

Question 9

Who is the developer?

Accepted Answer

Wallaya Villas Developments Co., Ltd., a Phuket developer based in Cherngtalay with over twenty years and more than twenty villa estates delivered — The Harmony, Wallaya Hill, Qnity, the Natural Park series among them. Wallaya Residence Nai Harn is its first condominium; the building permit and the plot's title deed are in the developer's data room. You buy through Invest Phuket: we book your viewing, confirm today's price and the payment plan for your unit in writing, and walk you through the reservation form and the sale agreement.

Question 10

How do I proceed?

Accepted Answer

Tell us the format, the floor or the unit code. We put availability and today's price in writing, send the unit plan and the payment plan, book your visit to the show unit or a video walk-through, and stay with you through reservation, contract review and transfer.

Construction

August 2026: foundations and ground-level structure across the plot

The works, and the payment stage each one triggers

The current stage for your building

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