The Title East Wing Rawai

The Title East Wing Rawai Near the Rawai Waterfront

The Title East Wing Rawai is a completed low-rise condominium development in southern Phuket. Commonly associated with The Title Rawai Phase 1–2, the development comprises seven four-storey buildings with 280 residences. Landscaped grounds, pools and low-rise architecture create a relaxed residential environment. Buyers comparing property for sale in Rawai may find the project attractive for its established location close to the waterfront.

Studios and One- to Two-Bedroom Residences

The development includes studios from approximately 27 m², one-bedroom apartments generally ranging from about 34 to 45 m² and two-bedroom residences. Larger combined resale layouts reach approximately 90 m². Typical residences provide a living area, kitchen, bathroom and balcony, with separate bedrooms in the larger configurations. Buyers comparing condos in Phuket get an established low-rise project with a mature resale market.

Facilities and Landscaped Grounds

Shared facilities include swimming pools, a decorative waterfall pool, landscaped tropical gardens and a sauna. Residents also have access to reception services, parking, 24-hour security and CCTV. A shuttle service connects the development with nearby beaches. The landscaped communal areas create separation between the residential buildings and provide additional outdoor space.

Rawai Location

The development is approximately 160 metres from the Rawai waterfront. Restaurants, cafés, shops and everyday services are located nearby, while Nai Harn and Ya Nui beaches are a short drive away. The location works for permanent residence, holiday use and longer-term rental demand.

Ownership for Foreign Buyers

Resale apartments are available under both Thai and foreign ownership quotas. A foreign buyer can acquire a condominium unit under foreign freehold when sufficient quota remains available in the building. The unit title, quota position and seller documents should be checked before payment of a deposit. Our guide to freehold and leasehold ownership in Thailand explains the ownership structures in more detail.

Ongoing Ownership Costs

Current resale listings indicate a common area maintenance fee of approximately THB 35 per square metre of unit area per month. A 43 m² apartment, for example, currently carries a monthly common area fee of THB 1,505. Owners should also budget for utilities, unit maintenance, repairs and management expenses when renting out the property. These costs are covered in our guide to rental property expenses in Thailand.

Resale Market and Rental Potential

Current inventory includes completed resale residences under both foreign and Thai ownership quotas. Entry prices are around THB 3.4 million, while larger two-bedroom units command substantially higher prices. Individual listings may display estimated gross rental yields of approximately 8–9% based on prevailing rental rates and the asking price. A current fixed developer-backed guaranteed return has not been confirmed for resale purchases.