Origin Residences Phuket Bangtao - 73 apartments in Bang Tao

Origin Residences Phuket Bangtao is a condominium project in the pre-sale phase, being developed in the Bang Tao district of Phuket. Our analysts have been monitoring this location for years - Bang Tao represents a western coastal zone of the island and, due to the proximity of Bangtao and Layan beaches along with well-developed commercial and dining infrastructure, maintains stable demand among both long-term tenants and the short-term tourist rental segment. The position in this part of Phuket provides access to international schools, golf clubs, and to the airport at a distance of approximately 20 kilometres.

The project comprises 73 residential units, including one-bedroom apartments of 40.2 m² and two-bedroom apartments of 60.4 m². According to developer data, the total area range of units extends from 40.2 m² to 85.85 m², which suggests the presence of larger finishing variants or layouts with extended terraces. We verify on site that the layouts incorporate functional standards for the rental market - open-plan living areas, separated sleeping zones, balconies accessible from main rooms.

Shared infrastructure includes a swimming pool, gym, spa area with sauna and steam room, onsen, lounge, bar, and a space with an ice bath. The developer has also planned a pool and courtyard for pet owners, as well as a barbecue zone. The team notes that such wellness facilities are typical for projects addressed to both residential users and the tourist rental model with a higher service standard.

The completion date is scheduled for September 2028. We compare offerings in Bang Tao and observe that projects with this delivery timeline are entering the sales phase at a moment when demand in the location remains relatively high, but the supply of new apartments in this period is also increasing. From an analytical standpoint, the project may be of interest to investors considering a segment of moderately sized apartments in an established micro-location, provided that the cost structure of acquisition and subsequent service charges remains competitive relative to existing options on the secondary market.