VillaCarte Group launches Layan Verde in Phuket, with luxury residences priced from US$234,386
The large-scale launch signals developer confidence amid a more than 45% rise in Phuket luxury residential sales in 1H2026, potentially expanding branded luxury supply.
VillaCarte Group launched the US$637 million Layan Verde in Phuket, comprising over 774 residences priced from US$234,386 for a 36 sq m apartment.
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Phuket-based developer VillaCarte Group has launched Layan Verde, a US$637 million ($812.5 million) integrated residential and hospitality development in Phuket’s Layan Beach area.
The project marks VillaCarte Group’s largest development to date. It spans 7.5ha with a built-up area of 200,000 sq m (2.15 million sq ft).
It comprises more than 774 premium and luxury residences, two five-star hotels, and over 65 amenities.
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Prices for the residences start from US$234,386 for a 36 sq m (388 sq ft) premium apartment. Luxury apartments, starting from 102 sq m (1,098 sq ft), are priced from US$662,504, while penthouses start from 528 sq m (5,683 sq ft) and are priced from US$4.01 million.
According to the group, selected residential and hospitality components will be operated by Thai hospitality player Dusit International.
Thailand currently accounts for 21.6% of Asia’s branded-residence supply, adds VillaCarte. It notes that the country’s luxury property market is seeing strong demand from a diverse mix of international buyers, with luxury residential sales in Phuket rising by more than 45% in the first half of 2026.
Designed by Dewan Architects + Engineers, with landscaping by SHMA, the development dedicates around 40% of its site to infrastructure and the wider living environment.
The development incorporates more than 16,500 sq m (177,606 sq ft) of landscaping, featuring more than 300 species of tropical and exotic plants, as well as over 10 waterfalls, pools, streams and ponds.
Located in Layan Beach, Layan Verde is close to a range of lifestyle amenities, including integrated resort Laguna Phuket, Sirinat National Park and several international schools.
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“With Layan Verde, we are radically changing the way residential properties are designed, integrated and built, to meet the needs of a new generation of buyers who want luxury living with a purpose,” said Vadym Bukhkalov, founder of VillaCarte.
The group oversees more than 300,000 sq m (3.23 million sq ft) of developments, with a combined gross development value of nearly US$940 million.