Phuket's Infrastructure Revolution: Why Now is the Time to Invest

Phuket's transformation from island resort to global city is no longer a forecast - it is already underway, underpinned by one of the most ambitious infrastructure pipelines in Thailand's history.

According to Colliers Thailand's Research and Communications Department, 15 large-scale infrastructure megaprojects are currently tracked across Phuket through 2033, spanning transport, connectivity, sports, and entertainment.

Confirmed completions include the Phuket International Airport Expansion Phase 2 and the Andaman Ring Ports in 2027, the Light Rail System Phase 1 also in 2027, the Paklok–Bangkoo Expressway in 2030, and the Ratchathani Sports and Entertainment Complex in 2032.

The significance of this pipeline extends well beyond convenience. Colliers Thailand notes that these developments are playing a crucial role in enhancing Phuket's potential across all dimensions - from world-class tourism and investment attraction to its transformation into an international economic hub of the Andaman region.

Property prices in Phuket are expected to rise in 2026 to levels comparable to Bangkok and other leading global cities, a trajectory that Colliers directly links to this sustained infrastructure investment. For buyers considering AYANA Phuket's hillside communities in Cherng Talay and Bang Tao, this context matters deeply.

The light rail corridor, airport expansion and expressway network will fundamentally improve access to and across the areas where AYANA is rooted - reinforcing the long-term liveability and investment value of this part of the island for years to come.