“Gardens of Eden”, which markets itself as a high-end luxury property, underlines Phuket’s property market boom.
Developed by Amal Group on 29 acres of land at US$315 million, the project has already drawn a frenzied response from buyers. Nearly 80% of the first phase of the project has already been sold out during the pre-sale, many of them foreign buyers.
“It’s one of the last few beachfront pieces of property available on Bang Tao beach, with 70% open space and 30% built-up,” Ravi Chandran, the former CEO of Laguna Phuket, who is in charge of corporate affairs at “Gardens of Eden”, told The Nation on what he thinks makes the project different from the others.
Bill Barnett, managing director of C9 HotelWorks, said that Phuket was all about lifestyle and the growing international community. One of the indicators, he said, was the…
