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AAG Development: Phuket Developer and Projects

AAG Development is the Thai developer behind the Naturale brand, and its sister company runs hotels — it has operated in Phuket for more than 30 years. Our catalogue lists 2 villa projects by this developer in Bang Tao and Kamala, priced from THB 35.4M. Below: what is known about the company, its projects and what to check before you buy.

Projects in our catalog: 2

Naturale Cherng Talay — villa in Bang Tao & Laguna, Phuket
Ready

Naturale Cherng Talay

Blue Tree · Villa · 3-4 BR
beach 2.4 km away
from ฿35.4M
from 357 sqm · ฿104,500/sqm
Naturale Kamala — villa in Kamala & Surin, Phuket
Pre-sale

Naturale Kamala

Kamala · Villa · 3-5 BR
beach 718 m away · completion Q2 2028
from ฿58.5M
from 466 sqm · ฿125,861/sqm

About AAG Development

AAG Development, a developer from Thailand, has a sister company that has operated hotels in Phuket for more than 30 years; Wirote Chongsujipan serves as CEO. The 1.4-billion-baht Naturale Cherng Talay follows a concept pairing luxury with nature (the 'Symphony' idea): 13 villas on a 17-rai plot ten minutes away from the beach at Bang Tao; every villa gets a private pool, 3–4 bedrooms and 357 to 511 sqm. Phase one was finished in December 2025. The brand Naturale holds industry awards, among them a Dot Property title for Best Luxury Villa Development.

AAG Development projects in our catalogue

Our catalogue lists 2 villa projects by AAG Development: 1 completed, 1 under construction or in pre-sale. Starting prices range from THB 35.4M to THB 67.7M depending on the project.

Projects: Naturale Cherng Talay and Naturale Kamala, located in Bang Tao and Kamala.

AAG Development reviews: what to check before buying

Check which legal entity signs the contract and who holds the land title and the building permit: projects are often run by a separate project company rather than the parent brand. For off-plan units, check the building permit (and the EIA for larger complexes), the stage-based payment schedule, the completion date and delay penalties, and exactly what the price includes — furniture, appliances, parking.

For completed units, check the title, that there are no maintenance arrears or encumbrances, and the annual service charge and sinking fund. Legally, a villa is usually held on a 30-year leasehold, so read the renewal terms in the contract. Online reviews help, but it is more reliable to visit the developer's completed projects: see how the finishes have aged, how the management company performs and what the real rental occupancy is. We request these documents before you reserve and go through them with you.

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