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The starting price of 2.31 million THB makes it one of the lowest entry points currently available in Bang Tao. For buyers who want exposure to one of Phuket’s strongest property corridors without a multi-million-baht commitment or a two-year wait, The Cube Amaze is a direct answer.
Bang Tao Location: What It Means for Renters
The Cube Amaze sits within this catchment. Guests who choose Bang Tao typically prioritise beach proximity and lifestyle access over luxury hotel amenities. A well-managed unit in this area can be positioned effectively on platforms like Airbnb and Booking.com, with strong visual presentation doing most of the marketing work.
For owners intending personal use, the area’s infrastructure is equally compelling, international dining, co-working spaces, fitness clubs, and a comfortable year-round climate.
Unit Design and Practicalities
Units are fitted with standard appliances, air conditioning, and the kind of neutral finish that layers well with furniture and décor upgrades. The building’s common areas include a pool and communal facilities appropriate to the price point.
Case for Completed Property
Immediate income. A completed unit can be listed for rent from day one. There’s no 18-24 month gap between payment and occupancy.
Zero construction risk. You can inspect exactly what you’re buying. No uncertainty about finish quality, common areas, or delivery timeline.
Financing options. Some Thai banks and international lenders are more willing to provide financing on completed freehold units than on off-plan purchases, worth exploring with a local broker.
Faster resale. Completed units with a rental history are easier to resell than off-plan contracts, particularly to end-user buyers who want an immediate home rather than an investment vehicle.
Price certainty. What you see is what you pay. No additional snagging costs or developer amendments to final specifications.
Investment Profile
Net yields after property management (typically 20-30% of gross revenue) and maintenance costs will land lower, but the entry price keeps the ratios favourable compared to higher-ticket properties in the same area.
Capital appreciation potential is moderate given the affordable price point, significant land-value gains are more typically captured by larger assets. However, the risk-adjusted return for a low-cost, income-generating asset in Bang Tao is genuinely attractive.
Who Should Be Looking at This
- First-time Phuket investors who want to test the market with a low-capital commitment
- Buyers adding a secondary unit to an existing portfolio as a diversifying, cash-flow-positive asset
- End users who want a personal base in Bang Tao at a fraction of typical area prices
- Buyers who dislike construction risk and want certainty about what they’re purchasing
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Flat pricing across the whole building: where the difference is
The price list is almost perfectly flat, so nothing on it distinguishes one unit from another. These do.
| What to check on the specific unit | Why it decides the rent |
|---|---|
| Floor | Higher floors let better and resell faster in the same building |
| Which way it faces | Afternoon sun on a west face is a cooling bill |
| 41 or 48 square metres | The larger layout reaches the monthly market more easily |
| What the window actually looks at | In a building this size, some units face other units |
| Distance from lift and rubbish room | Small things that show up in guest reviews |
| Condition, since the building is complete | You can inspect this one rather than a show unit |
From 2,310,000 THB the entry is genuinely low for Bang Tao. In a building of near-identical units, the only premium available to you is the one you pick on the day.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The Cube Amaze is a completed project, units are ready for immediate transfer, occupancy, or rental. There is no construction wait period.
Units start from 2,310,000 THB, making this one of the most affordable completed options in the Bang Tao area.
With conservative occupancy assumptions, gross yields of 6-8% are achievable. Net yields after management fees and operating costs will be lower, but the low entry price keeps the return ratios competitive.
The price list is almost perfectly flat
The building holds 139 one-bedrooms of 29 to 41 square metres priced from 2.31M to 3.24M THB, and four two-bedrooms of 48 square metres at 3.74M.
Convert those to a rate and the whole building sits between roughly 77,700 and 79,600 THB per square metre. That is a spread of under three per cent across 143 units, as flat a price list as you will see in Phuket.
It tells you the units are being sold strictly by size, with essentially nothing charged for floor, aspect or outlook. In a low-rise building where the views are broadly similar that is reasonable. It also means that any real difference between units (a quieter side, a better morning aspect, a position away from the lift and the refuse room) is available to you at no premium at all.
So the highest-value thing you can do here is simply choose well. Ask for the stack plan, walk the corridors, and pick the unit that is materially nicer to be in. It costs the same as the one next to it, and on resale it is the one that sells first.
A hundred and forty near-identical units in one building
The scale is the defining fact about letting here. On any given week in low season, dozens of very similar compact units in this building compete on the same platforms, and the only things separating them are photography, review score and price.
That has three practical consequences.
Set the interior apart from the outset. In a building of near-identical units, the difference between a generic fit-out and a considered one is the difference between competing on price and competing on appeal, and it costs relatively little at this ticket size.
Understand the coordination position before you model income. Ask how many units are already committed to a rental programme, whether one operator runs a block of them, and whether pricing is coordinated. Where every owner prices independently, low season becomes a race downwards, and the model you should run is the one that assumes it.
And check the letting position in writing rather than by inference. Stays under 30 days are hotel business under the Thai Hotel Act unless the building holds a hotel licence, and the condominium’s house rules can prohibit short lets independently. In a large, completed, mainly residential building this is precisely where the rule tends to bite.
The monthly market is the realistic base case
Units of 29 to 48 square metres in Bang Tao let on annual and six-month tenancies to a genuine and fairly deep tenant pool: school and hospital staff, hospitality management, remote workers and people spending a season here rather than a fortnight.
That income is lower than a peak nightly rate and it is dramatically cheaper to service: no changeover cleaning, no platform commission, no vacant-night utilities, no soft-furnishing replacement every eighteen months. On a unit at this price the difference between gross and net is where the return actually lives, and the monthly market keeps far more of the gross.
Ask a local letting agent what a 35 square metre unit in this part of Bang Tao achieves on a twelve-month lease today, and run that as your base case with nightly letting as the upside rather than the other way round.
What to verify in a completed building
Construction risk is gone, which leaves a set of questions that already have documented answers.
Ask what the CAM rate per square metre is now and what it was three years ago, and apply it to your own floor area rather than accepting a monthly figure quoted for an unnamed unit. Ask what sits in the sinking fund and against what schedule of major works: lifts, pumps, roof waterproofing and common-area air conditioning are what generate special assessments, and on a unit at this price an assessment is a large fraction of a year’s net.
Ask for the minutes of the last two annual general meetings, which record what owners actually argued about.
And ask for the foreign freehold quota position as remaining floor area in square metres, confirmed against your specific unit. The 49% is measured by the building’s total floor area rather than by unit count. In a completed building that figure exists today, so there is no reason to accept anything less precise.
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