NovBorey Sokea City
Public sources link Borey Sokea City primarily to a single low-rise residential development of the same name in Siem Reap. Property platforms describe it as a 217-unit link-house project aimed mainly at Cambodia's middle-income domestic market. The developer's exact legal entity, registration number and its relationship to the company named as seller could not be independently confirmed from the public material reviewed, so those points need to be established from the transaction documents.
A company name is not a recommendation. Check the project company, contract and selected unit before reservation.
Overview
Public sources link Borey Sokea City primarily to a single low-rise residential development of the same name in Siem Reap. Property platforms describe it as a 217-unit link-house project aimed mainly at Cambodia's middle-income domestic market. The developer's exact legal entity, registration number and its relationship to the company named as seller could not be independently confirmed from the public material reviewed, so those points need to be established from the transaction documents.
Track record
One project can be traced with reasonable confidence. Realestate.com.kh and FazWaz both report 217 homes and a 2021 completion year, with two- and three-storey link houses forming the scheme. However, one published listing breaks the stock down into 89 two-storey and 127 three-storey homes, which totals 216 rather than 217. That small but specific inconsistency is a reason to verify the current master plan and the contracted unit instead of relying solely on aggregator data.
Segments and prices
The scheme sits in the low-rise link-house segment, with public project pages showing two- and four-bedroom layouts and a typical house footprint of about 4 × 12 metres. An indexed Realestate.com.kh project page lists indicative pricing from US$87,999, with some house types shown at roughly US$116,999, while also showing no available units in several categories. Those figures should be treated as historical or indicative and rechecked for the specific home, its condition, land parcel and payment terms.
Geography
Sources place Borey Sokea City in Siem Reap, but the administrative labels are not fully consistent: Realestate.com.kh uses Sala Kamraeuk, while FazWaz places the project in Chreav. Both describe it as part of the wider Siem Reap urban area with access to major roads and local services. For a transaction, the cadastral identity of the specific parcel, road access and utility connections matter more than the marketing label used for the neighbourhood.
Reliability and public record
The public record is too limited for a meaningful reliability rating of the developer itself. The development and its basic characteristics are publicly traceable, but the reviewed sources do not independently establish a full corporate history, financial reporting, a broader completed-project portfolio or the registration details of the legal entity behind the brand. The existence of the project is therefore useful evidence, but it does not replace verification of the seller, title and contractual obligations for the specific home.
What to verify
Before paying, obtain the full legal name and registration number of the company signing the agreement as seller or developer, together with documents linking that entity to Borey Sokea City. For the specific home, verify the parcel's cadastral number, the type and validity of the land title, mortgages or other encumbrances, construction approvals and actual handover status. One Realestate.com.kh listing labels the property as having a hard title, but that does not mean a foreign buyer can register the underlying land in their own name: Cambodian law prohibits direct foreign ownership of land. Any long-term lease or other lawful holding structure should be reviewed by independent Cambodian counsel. Also document the payment recipient, what is included in the price, any outstanding liabilities attached to the property and the seller's post-handover obligations.
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renderRender: Realestate.com.kh listing materialsFrequently asked questions
Is Borey Sokea City completed?
Realestate.com.kh and FazWaz list 2021 as the project's completion year, with FazWaz specifying January 2021. A resale buyer should still verify the condition of the chosen home, the status of shared infrastructure and the documents for the exact land parcel.
How many homes are in Borey Sokea City?
The main public project pages report 217 homes. One published breakdown lists 89 two-storey and 127 three-storey homes, which totals 216, so the exact unit count and the position of the selected property should be checked against the current site plan.
Can a foreign buyer own a house in Borey Sokea City in their own name?
A foreigner cannot directly own land in Cambodia. Because Borey Sokea City consists of landed homes, buying a house or seeing a land title in the listing does not mean the underlying parcel can be registered to a foreign national. The legal structure must be reviewed separately against the contract and current rules.
Sources
Sources are named for independent checking. NovAsia does not publish outbound links.
- Realestate.com.kh · Borey Sokea City developer profile · 27.08.2026
- Realestate.com.kh · Borey Sokea City — project and link-house listing · 27.08.2026
- FazWaz Cambodia · Borey Sokea City — Siem Reap project overview · 27.08.2026
- Council for the Development of Cambodia · Cambodia land regulation — ownership and foreign-buyer restrictions · 27.08.2026