The Heights Kata

The Heights Kata is a low-rise condominium located on Kata-Saiyuan Road, Karon Subdistrict, Mueang Phuket District, Phuket 83100. Set on a hillside near Kata Beach, the project offers sea views and a private resort-style atmosphere, making it suitable for both holiday living and long-term ownership. The project was completed in 2009 and was developed by Raimon Land. Property management is handled by the condominium juristic management team.

The development consists of 1 residential building with 3 floors and approximately 51 units in total. Parking spaces are available for around 60 cars. Unit types mainly include spacious 2-bedroom 2-bathroom residences, 3-bedroom 3-bathroom residences, and penthouses. Some units feature private pools and large terraces, appealing to buyers who want more usable space than a typical resort condominium.

Facilities include a large swimming pool with sea views, fitness center, sauna, landscaped garden, elevator, parking area, and common spaces designed to capture natural ventilation and the surrounding scenery of Kata. Security features include 24-hour security guards, CCTV, and controlled access system.

A key advantage of the project is its privacy, supported by a relatively low number of units compared with many condominiums in Phuket's tourism zones. It also provides convenient access to Kata Beach, dining spots, and lifestyle destinations along the island's west coast. For a nearby project in a similar beachside area, see Chic Condominium Karon Beach.

The Heights Kata on Kata-Saiyuan Road (Karon, Phuket) trades like a resort condo: rental performance is closely tied to tourism cycles, while resale pricing is supported by limited prime hillside stock near Kata-Karon.

• 2026 resale price (typical): 1-bedroom around 60 sq.m. averages THB 12.5M, or about THB 208,000 per sq.m.
• Common asking range: 1-bedroom THB 10.9-14.0M (roughly THB 185,000-230,000 per sq.m.) depending on sea view and interior condition.
• Average long-term rent: about THB 75,000 per month on a 12-month lease (typical range THB 65,000-95,000).

Rental Yield (quick math): 75,000 x 12 = THB 900,000 per year. Yield = 900,000 / 12,500,000 = 7.2% per year (before common fees, taxes, and any rental management cost). Units with strong views and “move-in ready” furnishing tend to keep occupancy steadier, which is critical for maintaining yield in shoulder seasons.

Capital Gain outlook: Compared with nearby benchmarks (for example Chic Karon and newer supply clusters toward Rawai), The Heights Kata is more likely to deliver gradual appreciation rather than sharp spikes. A realistic expectation is around 3-5% per year for well-positioned units; over three years this implies roughly 9-16% upside, assuming stable tourism demand and no heavy renovation requirement. Key risks are new competing launches in Kata and the cost of refurbishing older interiors, which can dilute net gains on resale.