Borey Krong Stueng Sen
Borey Krong Stueng Sen is a small residential development in Stueng Saen, Kampong Thom province. Realestate.com.kh presents the name as a local borey developer, but the public sources reviewed do not establish a separate registered company name, incorporation year or ownership behind the brand. A buyer should therefore treat the project name and the legal seller as two different things until the sale documents identify the contracting entity.
A company name is not a recommendation. Check the project company, contract and selected unit before reservation.
Overview
Borey Krong Stueng Sen is a small residential development in Stueng Saen, Kampong Thom province. Realestate.com.kh presents the name as a local borey developer, but the public sources reviewed do not establish a separate registered company name, incorporation year or ownership behind the brand. A buyer should therefore treat the project name and the legal seller as two different things until the sale documents identify the contracting entity.
Track record
The public record is concentrated on Borey Krong Stueng Sen itself; no broader completed portfolio under the same brand was independently verified. Property portals consistently list the development as completed in January 2023, although the reviewed evidence is portal data rather than an official completion certificate or developer filing. The defensible public track record is therefore limited to this one identifiable development.
Segments and prices
Public listings show two landed-home formats: a two-bedroom shophouse at about US$35,000 and a three-bedroom detached villa at about US$65,000. These were live asking-price examples in 2026, not a developer price sheet, so they should be read as snapshots of individual units rather than the project's full pricing range.
Geography
The development is consistently placed in Stueng Saen, Kampong Thom province, but portals differ on the more precise locality: the project directory uses Srayov, while 2026 unit listings use Kampong Krabau. That discrepancy makes the cadastral parcel and title address more important than a portal pin; the land record, contract and physical unit should all point to the same property.
Reliability and public record
Multiple property directories, a completion status dating to 2023 and live resale or sale listings in 2026 support the existence of Borey Krong Stueng Sen as a physical residential development. They do not establish the developer's financial strength or legal standing: the reviewed public sources did not verify its corporate structure, development licence, land title or a history of other completed schemes. Those points require document-level checks for the specific unit.
What to verify
Before paying a reservation or deposit, obtain the seller's full legal name and evidence that it can transfer the exact unit being offered. For a landed house or villa, match the land title, parcel boundaries, registered encumbrances, construction permissions and completion documents to the property, and clarify who owns and maintains the internal roads and shared areas. Foreign buyers need an additional ownership-structure review because Cambodian law does not allow foreign individuals to own land directly; any leasehold or other lawful arrangement should be assessed from the actual documents by Cambodian counsel.
Projects in the NovAsia catalogue
This list is assembled from the project registry by the developer identifier; it is not a claim of a complete corporate portfolio.
renderRender: project materials published by Realestate.com.kh and FazWazBorey Krong Stueng Sen
Frequently asked questions
Is Borey Krong Stueng Sen a verified legal company or a project name?
Public property sources use the name both as the development brand and as a developer profile, but the reviewed material does not verify a separate registered legal entity under that exact name. The sale contract should identify the seller's full company name and registration details.
Is the development completed?
Property directories list January 2023 as the completion date, and units were still being advertised in 2026. No official completion document was located in the reviewed public sources, so a buyer should request the relevant approval or completion evidence from the seller.
Can a foreign buyer own one of these houses and the land in their own name?
A foreign individual cannot hold direct ownership of Cambodian land. For a landed borey property, the rights to the building and the legal basis for using the land need to be analysed separately; the appropriate lawful structure depends on the specific documents and should not be inferred from a sales promise.
Sources
Sources are named for independent checking. NovAsia does not publish outbound links.
- Realestate.com.kh · Borey Krong Stueng Sen profile — supports the Stueng Saen location and public presentation as a residential developer · 27.08.2026
- FazWaz-KH.com · Borey Krong Stueng Sen project page — lists housing types, Srayov and January 2023 completion · 27.08.2026
- Realtor.com International · Borey Krong Stueng Sen detached-villa listing — US$65,000 asking price and Kampong Krabau location · 27.08.2026
- FazWaz · Borey Krong Stueng Sen shophouse listing — US$35,000 asking price, two bedrooms and Kampong Krabau · 27.08.2026
- Council for the Development of Cambodia · Cambodian land framework — confirms the restriction on direct foreign land ownership and the need to verify title · 27.08.2026
- Council for the Development of Cambodia · Law on Foreign Ownership Rights in Private Units of Co-owned Buildings — distinguishes private-unit rights from ownership of land · 27.08.2026