Next Point Condominium

Next Point Condominium is a 163-unit residential building by South Point Group, located in the Mueang Phuket District of Phuket, Thailand, with completion scheduled for December 2028.

# A single building in Rawai, positioned along Phuket's southern shore

Rawai occupies the southern tip of Phuket, where the coastline faces out toward the Andaman Sea and the scatter of small islands beyond Nai Harn. The neighbourhood sits at some distance from the tourist density of Patong and Kata, which gives it a different quality: quieter streets, a working seafood market, and a resident population that skews toward long-term expatriates and Thai professionals rather than short-stay visitors.

Next Point Condominium occupies this context as a single building, which at 163 units keeps the project at a scale that avoids the anonymity of larger mixed-use towers common elsewhere on the island. The architecture draws on a minimalist language, with panoramic glazing a recurring element across the facades.

# Residences: layouts from studio to penthouse across a broad size range

The building offers studios, one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments, corner units, and penthouses. Sizes run from approximately 377 square feet to just under 1,604 square feet, a spread that accommodates both compact ownership positions and more substantial primary or secondary residences.

Interiors are designed in a light-toned minimalist style produced by a European design studio. Furnishings are Italian, specified to individual design briefs per unit rather than a single showroom scheme. Smart home systems and plumbing fixtures are sourced from European manufacturers.

Penthouses carry the largest footprints and, given the building's southern orientation, are positioned to take in sea views across the Andaman.

# Amenities confirmed by the developer

The building includes a rooftop infinity pool with sea views, a rooftop bar, an open-air cinema, co-working spaces, a fitness centre, a spa area with hammam and massage rooms, a children's club, a landscaped atrium courtyard, a café and restaurant offering room service, and multiple swimming pools distributed across the complex.

Operational infrastructure includes underground parking with EV charging stations, concierge service, and commercial spaces within the building. Management operates under Radisson standards, which sets a service benchmark more typical of hospitality than pure residential property.

# Connections across southern Phuket and to the airport

Rawai's position in the south of the island places it within reach of Nai Harn and Ya Nui beaches, both walkable or a short drive from most addresses in the neighbourhood. Chalong, which serves as a practical hub for provisioning and dining, sits just to the north. Kata and Karon beaches are accessible without crossing the island.

Phuket International Airport is a longer drive, routed through the centre of the island, a factor buyers arriving frequently should account for when comparing locations across Phuket.

The area also has proximity to Chalong Bay, relevant for anyone with sailing or yacht interests, and a documented infrastructure of wellness businesses, international schools, and seafood markets that have shaped Rawai's residential character over the past decade.

# Who this project suits, and where it sits in the Phuket investment market

Pricing runs from AED 456,000 to AED 2.55 million, which in sterling or euro terms positions the entry point below comparable hospitality-managed product in the Mediterranean or Southeast Asian markets with similar specification claims.

The Radisson management arrangement is the operative detail for overseas buyers. Branded residences in managed schemes carry a different liquidity profile from self-managed condominiums: they attract a rental market aligned with the hotel's booking infrastructure, which matters for buyers who will not occupy the property year-round.

South Point Group has set a December 2028 delivery date on a building currently under construction. Buyers from the UK, Europe, and GCC markets considering this as a second residence or yield-generating asset are acquiring off-plan in a market that has seen sustained foreign interest in southern Phuket over recent years, but where construction timelines and developer track record remain the primary due-diligence questions.