NovCambodia real estate: guides & breakdowns
Laws, taxes, Phnom Penh districts, yields and deal mechanics - no marketing fog.
Healthcare in Cambodia: a practical guide
Public and private hospitals, insurance, pharmacies, emergencies and when treatment abroad may be appropriate.
Phnom Penh districtsLiving and renting in BKK1: micro-areas, housing and prices
BKK1 micro-areas, housing types, real rents and when the BKK1 premium is genuinely worthwhile.
Phnom Penh districtsBKK3 as an alternative to BKK1: rents and micro-locations
How BKK3 differs from BKK1, rents, who chooses the area and when the savings over BKK1 are worthwhile.
Phnom Penh districtsChroy Changvar for living and investment: bridges and demand
Chroy Changvar micro-locations, rents, how the bridges shape daily life and which projects have real demand.
Phnom Penh districtsDaun Penh and Riverside: the old centre for living and renting
Riverside, Wat Phnom, Central Market and Royal Palace: rents, who the old centre suits and where tourism intrudes.
Phnom Penh districtsPhnom Penh new Techo airport: what changed
Where Techo airport is, how to get there, how much travel time to allow and how it affects the south of the city.
Phnom Penh districtsFlooding in Phnom Penh: how to check a property before renting
Why the city floods after heavy rain, which areas need extra checks and how to assess roads, drainage and parking.
Phnom Penh districtsSen Sok for living and renting: schools, AEON Mall 2 and housing
Sen Sok micro-locations, where families settle, rents, nearby schools and clinics and why a car helps here.
Phnom Penh districtsTonle Bassac for living and renting: micro-locations and demand
Where Tonle Bassac is quieter, how the AEON Mall area differs from Koh Pich and which units tenants want.
Phnom Penh districtsToul Kork for families and rentals: schools, villas and housing
Toul Kork neighbourhoods, where families settle, rents, nearby schools and who rents villas and condominiums.
Phnom Penh districtsToul Tom Poung (Russian Market): rents and investment
How TTP1 and TTP2 differ, rents, who rents there and which properties have real tenant demand.
Living: budgetCost of living in Phnom Penh for one person in 2026
A one-person budget: rent, utilities, food, transport, insurance and first-month costs.