The Ozone Phuket: Projects, Reviews & Prices 2026

The Ozone is a Thai developer based in Phuket that builds low and mid rise condominiums with a strong emphasis on rental income through an in house management programme. The geography is consistent: northwest Phuket, the Bang Tao and Cherng Talay corridor and the approach roads to Layan Beach. Unlike classic villa developers, The Ozone structures its product around investment logic, compact apartments with a guaranteed rental return, a managed letting programme and a single operational brand across all assets. The portfolio includes four sequential projects, which positions the developer as a recognisable name in the managed condominium segment of the island.

The company operates exclusively in Phuket and deliberately limits itself to one niche, condominiums of 30 to 60 square metres with full hotel style service. All four projects sit within a one to three kilometre radius of Bang Tao Beach, which allows the management arm to service several hundred units through a single operations team. Title follows the standard Thai condominium rule: freehold for foreigners up to 49 percent of total saleable area, and 30 year leasehold with renewals on the remaining quota. The rental management contract is signed separately and fixes the conditions of the return programme for a term of five to ten years.

Four projects are in delivery or under active sales:

• Ozone Villas, the only villa style line in the portfolio, a cluster of townhouses with private pools sharing the common infrastructure of a condominium.
• Ozone Condo, the founding condominium of the series with apartments from 30 square metres and shared pools on the rooftop and in the central courtyard.
• Ozone Campus, a larger project with extended commercial functions on the ground floor: reception, restaurant, spa and coworking area.
• Ozone Oasis Condominium, the latest release in the series, with a more premium specification and enlarged apartments designed for long term tenants.

The Ozone architecture is rooted in tropical modernism: horizontal volumes, flat usable rooftops with pools, white and warm beige facade palettes and extensive perimeter landscaping. Every project includes several shared pools, a fitness area, a 24 hour reception with security and parking, while the larger complexes add restaurants, spa zones and cafe areas. Apartments are delivered with completed interior finishes and a furniture package, a feature that is critical for the rental programme and shortens the time to first rental income. Construction follows standard Thai market practice: monolithic reinforced concrete, lightweight block partitions, central ventilation and air conditioning systems.

Entry prices for studios and one bedroom apartments at The Ozone start at roughly 4 to 5 million baht and reach 12 to 15 million baht for two and three bedroom layouts in the latest phases. The key differentiator from the villa segment is the fixed rental programme: the developer offers a guaranteed return of 5 to 7 percent per annum for five to ten years, combined with a package of personal use days. This removes the self management burden from the investor and brings the product close to a hotel fund share, while still attaching title to a specific unit. Locations in Bang Tao and Cherng Talay support stable demand for both long and short term rental, and centralised management through a single brand simplifies ownership for remote buyers.