The Title Olive Phuket — Condos in Nai Yang from ฿3.7M

The Title Olive Phuket — a new The Title project in Nai Yang

The Title Olive Phuket is a new residential project by The Title in Nai Yang on Phuket’s north-west coast. The project can also appear online as The Olive Nai Yang or Olive by The Title.

The development is planned as a resort-style condominium near the sea. It includes two 8-storey residential buildings, a separate facilities building, 287 residential units and 4 commercial premises. The land plot is about 6,490 sq.m.

The architectural concept is Modern Classic Mediterranean, with green façades, soft lines, natural tones and extensive landscaping. The project is designed for buyers looking for a condo near the beach, a calm area and strong internal infrastructure.

For buyers comparing condos in Phuket, The Title Olive is a new option in the quieter north-western part of the island.

Location: Nai Yang Beach, Sirinat National Park and the airport

The Title Olive is located in Nai Yang, Sakhu, Thalang District. This is the north-western side of Phuket, close to Nai Yang Beach, Sirinat National Park and Phuket International Airport.

Nai Yang Beach is about 400–450 m away. The beach is part of a national park setting, so the area feels calmer than many southern tourist locations. There is less dense urban development, more greenery, hotels, cafés, restaurants and seaside walking routes.

Phuket International Airport is about 3 km away, with a short driving time in normal traffic. For owners flying to Phuket for holidays, winter stays or shorter trips, this is a convenient location.

Nearby points include The Slate, Hotel Indigo, Mingle Naiyang, Mingle Vibe, cafés, restaurants, local shops and daily services. More island options are available on the Phuket real estate page.

Layouts and unit sizes

The Title Olive offers 1-bedroom units, 1 Bedroom Plus layouts and 2-bedroom formats. Sizes start from around 32 sq.m. and go up to approximately 63 sq.m.

One-bedroom units suit personal holidays, winter stays, rentals and entry-level ownership in Phuket. The 1 Bedroom Plus format adds more flexibility: the extra area can be used as a workspace, guest corner or storage zone.

Two-bedroom units suit families, longer stays, holidays with children and tenants looking for more space. The project also includes 4 commercial premises, adding daily convenience inside the development.

Before reservation, buyers should compare more than unit size. Building, floor, view, orientation, distance from the pool, ownership quota, furniture package, payment schedule and pet rules all matter.

Pet-friendly living

One of The Title Olive’s key features is Building A, which is planned for pet-friendly living. This is a rare feature for Phuket condominium projects, especially near the beach.

The project also includes a dedicated pet park. This matters for buyers planning to live in Phuket with a dog or cat, and for longer-term rental demand among pet owners.

Before purchase, buyers should request the project rules: allowed pet size, number of pets, registration process, common-area limits, deposits, cleaning rules and owner responsibility. These details can affect both the selected building and the specific unit.

Facilities: 29 lifestyle zones

The Title Olive focuses on extensive internal infrastructure. The project includes 29 facilities: 14 outdoor and 15 indoor zones.

Outdoor areas include a lap pool, kids’ pool, pet park, yoga lawn, tropical garden, walking paths, recreation zones, water features, outdoor lounge, parking and EV charging stations.

Indoor facilities include a steam room and sauna, fitness centre, co-working space, kids’ club, grand lobby, laundry, storage, elevators, commercial shops, mail room, event space, housekeeping, 24-hour security and CCTV.

This infrastructure supports personal living, holidays and rentals. The owner gets more than just a unit: the project is designed as a resort-style environment for work, relaxation, sports and daily services.

For living, holidays and rentals

The Title Olive suits buyers looking for a condo near the beach in a calmer part of Phuket. Nai Yang is chosen for its sea access, green surroundings, airport proximity, national park setting and lower-density rhythm compared with the busier southern areas.

For personal use, the project works because of its beach distance, internal facilities and quick airport access. For winter stays, calm surroundings, greenery, seaside walks and nearby services are important advantages.

For rentals, the project can appeal to guests who want to stay close to Nai Yang Beach and Phuket International Airport. Rental demand here differs from Bang Tao, Patong or Rawai: the area is quieter, so project quality, furnishing, management, rental pricing and seasonality are especially important.

Before estimating income, buyers should include owner expenses, maintenance, management, furnishing, vacancy periods, repairs, taxes and management commission. These points are covered in our guide to owner expenses in Thailand.

How The Title Olive differs from other The Title projects in Nai Yang

There are already several The Title projects in Nai Yang, so buyers should avoid mixing them up. Search results may show The Title Residencies, The Title Halo, The Title Serenity Naiyang, The Title Balcony Naiyang and other brand projects.

The Title Olive is a new project with a modern Mediterranean concept, 291 units, extensive facilities and pet-friendly living in Building A. It should be compared with other The Title projects by completion year, price, size, beach distance, rental rules, quota and maintenance terms.

Older brand projects may already be completed and available for immediate move-in. The Title Olive is more relevant for buyers looking for a new off-plan project, a choice of layouts and a fresher concept.

Price, payment plan and ownership

The starting price at The Title Olive Phuket is around ฿3.7 million. Public listings show different starting prices because final pricing depends on layout, floor, view, building, quota, promotion and payment schedule.

The project promotes an interest-free payment plan during construction. Off-plan purchases usually include reservation, contract signing, staged payments and the balance on transfer. The exact schedule should be checked for the selected unit and current price list.

For foreign buyers, the key question is foreign freehold quota availability. Leasehold or another ownership structure may be used if foreign quota for a selected unit is unavailable. Before paying a deposit, check quota, contract terms, deposit refund conditions, transfer costs and included items.

A practical checklist is available in our guide on how to check a developer and project before reservation.

Completion and checks before reservation

The planned completion year for The Title Olive is 2028. Public sources show different quarters, so the exact handover date should be confirmed through the current price list, sale agreement or official developer brochure.

Before reservation, request the floor plan, building plan, view from the selected unit, quota status, payment schedule, instalment terms, finishing specifications, furniture package, pet rules, maintenance fee, sinking fund and transfer costs.

It is also important to confirm what is included in the price: finishing, kitchen, appliances, air conditioners, furniture, sanitaryware, lighting and any rental-ready package. For an off-plan project, these details should be confirmed in writing before deposit payment.

Who The Title Olive Phuket suits

The Title Olive Phuket suits buyers looking for a new condominium near Nai Yang Beach, a calm north-western location, a recognized The Title brand and well-developed internal facilities.

The project is especially relevant for frequent Phuket visitors, buyers who want to live near the airport, those considering a holiday or winter-stay condo, rental-oriented buyers near the beach and owners who value pet-friendly living.

This is a project for buyers who want the sea nearby, green surroundings, contemporary architecture, a calmer local rhythm and a resort-style environment without the density of the island’s busiest tourist hubs.