Why Cambodia
The 'golden decade' of 2025–2035: infrastructure, growth and LDC graduation.
A US-dollar economy
Prices, rents and deals are in USD, so dollar capital carries no currency risk.
Freehold for foreigners
Strata title on condominium apartments: full ownership in your name.
Techo airport
The new international airport opened on 9 Sep 2025, giving investors and tourists direct access.
Funan Techo canal
$1.7B and 180 km, linking Phnom Penh to the Sihanoukville deep-sea port and the new Kampot port.
LDC graduation in 2029
Cambodia leaves the Least Developed Countries list, part of the 'golden decade' of 2025–2035.
Sihanoukville, the 'second Shenzhen'
A special economic zone, a port expansion and a tourism master plan to 2035.
Infrastructure timeline
Illustrations are generated and don't depict specific facilities.
New-build price per m², USD
Same money, different city
Locations
BKK1, Phnom Penh's business district
The capital's most expensive and liquid district: 29 embassies, ministries and international offices, with the Independence Monument, Royal …
BKK3 and the Russian Market
BKK1's continuation across the road: 50 hotels, 70+ restaurants and 80 cafés, but a lower price per m². The area is catching up with BKK1, s…
Toul Kork
A commercial and residential district with family amenities: TK Avenue, AEON Mall Sen Sok, international schools and universities. Expats an…
Hun Sen Boulevard and the Golden Triangle
New large complexes along the main road to Techo airport. The new flyover has cut travel times to BKK1 and Riverside. This is where the capi…
Sihanoukville
A resort and economic hub on the Gulf of Thailand: deep-sea port, special economic zone and the $16B Bay of Lights project. Otres Beach is 1…
Siem Reap
Cambodia's tourist capital by the Angkor temples. The new Angkor airport (2023) is pulling the city's growth east, along Road 60 and the NR6…