The Title Vivana Infrastructure Hub Phuket: Is This the Future of Condo Living?
The Title Vivana's infrastructure hub offers padel courts, wellness clinic, sports studios and on-site retail. We break down what it means for buyers and investors in Phuket.
The Title Vivana’s Infrastructure Hub: Is This the Future of Phuket Condo Living?
The Title Vivana, launched in Kamala on March 25, 2026, is built around a concept its developer calls an “infrastructure hub” — a self-contained ecosystem of wellness, sports, retail, and F&B within the project boundary. This goes well beyond what approximately 95% of Phuket condos offer. At a starting price of $105,000, it is the most amenity-dense development at this price point currently available in Kamala, and possibly the most ambitious in that regard across all of Phuket’s new 2026 launches.
This article unpacks exactly what the infrastructure hub includes, who it is designed for, and what it realistically means for rental income and resale value — including the honest caveats that most project marketing glosses over.
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What Most Phuket Condos Actually Offer
To understand why Vivana’s infrastructure hub is notable, it helps to understand the baseline.
The standard amenity package at a mid-range Phuket condo — priced anywhere from $80,000 to $300,000 — typically includes: a rooftop or central pool, a fitness room with 8–15 pieces of cardio and weights equipment, possibly a sauna, a co-working area or lobby café, and parking. That is the template. It is not a criticism of those projects, but it represents a certain ceiling on lifestyle quality.
Premium condos and serviced apartment projects in Phuket add concierge services, beach clubs, larger pool decks, and in some cases restaurant or spa facilities within the building. These are typically priced at $4,000 per sqm and above.
The Title Vivana occupies a different position: it delivers premium-tier amenity infrastructure at a mid-range entry price. The mechanism that makes this possible is scale — 360 units across 4 buildings generates enough shared infrastructure cost per unit to fund amenity categories that individual boutique projects cannot support economically.
Breaking Down the Infrastructure Hub
Preventive Medicine and Wellness Center
This is the most architecturally ambitious element in the project. A preventive medicine center is not a spa treatment room or a stretching area — it is a clinic-adjacent facility focused on health monitoring, early detection, and proactive wellness management. Think health screenings, biometric tracking, and recovery-oriented care alongside conventional wellness offerings.
The timing is deliberate. Health-conscious migration is accelerating globally, and Phuket has become a significant destination for European and American buyers who are not just seeking a holiday home — they are relocating or semi-relocating in search of better quality of life, including access to wellness infrastructure. The traditional retirement or investment buyer is being supplemented by a younger demographic: 35–55, health-focused, often remote-working, choosing Phuket as a base for 4–8 months per year.
For this buyer, a wellness clinic on-site is not a nice-to-have. It is a core part of the value proposition — the difference between keeping a daily wellness routine and having to drive across town to maintain it.
Sports Studios: Boxing, Pilates, Cycling
Three dedicated studios operating independently from the general fitness area represent a meaningful upgrade over the standard condo gym. These disciplines — boxing for high-intensity conditioning, pilates for functional movement and recovery, cycling (likely spin format) for cardio — are not incidentally chosen. They are the three modalities that have seen the sharpest growth in class-based fitness globally over the past five years and are strongly associated with the 35–50 age group that forms Phuket’s core expat buyer demographic.
Having these on-site means residents can maintain structured training without joining external studios in Patong or Cherngtalay — saving travel time and subscription costs. For short-term rental guests, access to scheduled fitness classes is increasingly a booking filter on platforms like Airbnb Luxe and high-end VRBO listings.
Six Padel Courts
Padel is the fastest-growing racket sport on the planet by active player count. Spain had over 4 million registered players in 2024. Sweden, Italy, Argentina, Mexico, the UAE — the sport has expanded across every market where Phuket draws international buyers. It requires a smaller footprint than tennis, is significantly more social (always played in doubles), and attracts players from their late 20s through their 60s.
Six courts is a serious commitment. Most sports clubs in Phuket with padel have two or three courts. A development with six courts within its own grounds positions itself as a destination for the sport — not just an amenity tick on a brochure. It creates community: regular games, informal leagues, social events organized around the courts. That social infrastructure is one of the hardest things to artificially manufacture in a condo project, and one of the most valuable for long-term resident retention and property value.
From an investment angle, padel courts have driven measurable rental premiums in European markets where the sport is established. There is no reason to expect that dynamic to not transfer as the expat community in Phuket continues to skew younger and more sports-active.
Basketball Court, Skate and Roller Zone
These additions speak to a specific intent: genuine family-friendliness, not the performative kind. A basketball court is useful to a broad range of residents — families with teenagers, casual players, serious athletes. A skate and roller zone is a rarer inclusion and signals that the project was designed with younger residents in mind, not just adult investment buyers or retirees.
The family angle is strategically important for Kamala specifically. Unlike Patong, which is heavily oriented toward nightlife tourism, Kamala has an established community of expat families who have chosen the area for its schools, quieter streets, and lower density. Vivana’s family-oriented amenities align directly with that existing demographic pull.
Lakeside Promenade
A designed walking and leisure area around a lake is an amenity category that is almost entirely absent from Phuket condo developments. This is not a landscaped garden — it is a linear leisure space designed for daily use: morning walks, evening strolls, outdoor seating.
The psychological and physical wellbeing value of green-blue corridor spaces is well-documented, and it has started to influence property values in markets where such amenities have been measured. In Phuket’s context, it creates a meaningful visual and experiential distinction from projects that are wall-to-wall hard landscaping and pool deck.
On-Site Retail: Cafes, Restaurants, Supermarket, Shops
This is the element that transforms Vivana from a condo with good amenities into something closer to a walkable neighbourhood. When daily errands — grocery runs, coffee, lunch, dinner — can be completed within the development boundary, the quality-of-life calculus changes significantly.
For full-time residents, it eliminates the dependency on a car for basic needs. For short-stay rental guests, it removes one of the most common friction points in villa and condo stays: the inconvenience of being far from services. Guests who can grab breakfast on-site, pick up supplies from an in-building supermarket, and have dinner without booking a taxi rate their stays higher and re-book more frequently.
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Amenity-Rich Projects vs. Standard Condos: The Investment Math
The relationship between amenity quality and rental performance is not just anecdotal — it shows up in the numbers. In Phuket, the spread between a standard mid-range condo rental yield and a premium amenity project rental yield is typically 1.5–2.5 percentage points annually. On a $150,000 purchase, that difference — say 7% vs 9% gross yield — represents an additional $3,000 per year in rental income.
More importantly, amenity-rich projects tend to outperform in low and shoulder season, when standard condos see occupancy collapse. Guests choosing based on facilities and lifestyle are less seasonally driven than pure beach-seekers. A wellness center, padel courts, and in-house dining are reasons to come in May or September, not just December or February.
Higher occupancy across a longer season compounds the yield advantage over time and makes the income stream more predictable — which matters both for personal cashflow planning and for the asset’s marketability when you decide to sell.
For context on realistic rental yield expectations across Phuket, see our complete Phuket rental yield guide.
Who the Infrastructure Hub Actually Appeals To
Being specific about this helps buyers self-select honestly:
Health-conscious expats (35–60): The wellness center and sports studios are the primary draw. This buyer is relocating semi-permanently and wants to maintain a lifestyle they could not sustain in a standard condo.
Families with children and teens: The basketball court, skate zone, and walkable on-site retail make day-to-day family life genuinely easier.
Digital nomads and remote workers (28–45): The combination of sports access, co-living proximity, and Kamala’s quieter pace is increasingly attractive to location-independent professionals who want a productive base rather than a tourist environment.
European investors familiar with padel: The 6-court padel facility is a direct signal to the Spanish, Swedish, Italian, and Argentine buyer that this project was designed with them in mind.
Investors targeting 4-week+ rental stays: The self-contained infrastructure makes Vivana attractive for month-long and season-long tenants — a category that generates better yield, lower management friction, and less wear on the property than nightly short-term guests.
The Honest Caveats
Every serious buyer should weigh these against the upside:
Amenities are only as good as their management. A padel court with no maintenance, a wellness center with skeleton staffing, or a café that closes in low season does not deliver the lifestyle premium it promises. Rhom Bho Property has a strong track record on delivery, but long-term amenity management quality at Vivana will not be verifiable until the project is operational in late 2028. Ask questions about the homeowners’ association structure and projected maintenance fees before committing.
Construction is 2.5 years away. All of these facilities exist on paper and in renders in March 2026. First handover is Q4 2028. Buyers are purchasing an experience that has not yet been built. The developer’s 7-for-7 on-time delivery record mitigates this risk, but it does not eliminate it.
Maintenance fees will reflect the amenity burden. A project with 6 padel courts, a sports complex, a wellness center, and a lakeside promenade costs more to maintain than a project with a pool and a gym. Clarify the projected monthly common area fees before signing, and budget accordingly. Higher fees are not necessarily a problem — they are the cost of the infrastructure — but they should be factored into yield calculations.
Proximity to Café Del Mar and the beach club scene. This is marketed as an advantage, and for many buyers it is. But if you are seeking absolute quiet, the proximity to Kamala’s beach club corridor has noise and traffic implications on peak nights.
For a deeper look at developer risk and how to assess off-plan projects, see our off-plan developer risk assessment guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
It refers to a facility positioned around proactive health management rather than reactive treatment — think health screenings, biometric assessments, recovery services, and potentially consultation with wellness practitioners. The full specification will be confirmed closer to completion, but the concept is designed for residents who take an active role in maintaining their health rather than seeking care only when sick.
Court access details and any booking/session fees have not been publicly confirmed as of the March 2026 launch. This is an important question to ask at point of purchase. MORE Group can get you the current specification directly from the developer's sales team.
Retail and F&B unit occupancy in new developments typically builds over 6–18 months post-handover as tenants fit out and open. It is realistic to expect a gradual build-up rather than a fully operational retail strip from day one of completion in Q4 2028.
The Title Vivana represents an evolution of the Title brand's amenity standard. Earlier Title projects (e.g. The Title Naiyang, The Title Rawai series) focused on pool-centric resort design. Vivana adds the sports complex, wellness center, and multi-court padel — infrastructure categories that previous Title projects did not include at this scale.
Yes, likely. A project with this level of shared infrastructure will carry higher common area charges than a standard pool-and-gym condo. Exact figures have not been confirmed at launch. Buyers should request the projected maintenance fee schedule from the developer and factor it into net rental yield calculations.
Both facilities are suitable for all ages. Basketball courts are used by casual players and organized groups alike. Skate and roller zones in resort-style projects typically accommodate recreational skating and skateboarding across age groups, though the vibe tends to be relaxed and social rather than competitive.
Read Also
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