NovCrystal Orange Construction PLC
Crystal Orange Construction PLC’s public track record in Cambodia is centered on Sky Villa, a large residential development in central Phnom Penh. CTBUH and Open Development Cambodia identify Crystal Orange as the project’s developer, while Sky Villa’s own brochure describes Crystal Orange as a subsidiary of GreatView Investment Pte Ltd. For a buyer, that distinction matters: the wider group has overseas development experience, but those projects should not automatically be treated as Crystal Orange’s own delivery record.
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Overview
Crystal Orange Construction PLC’s public track record in Cambodia is centered on Sky Villa, a large residential development in central Phnom Penh. CTBUH and Open Development Cambodia identify Crystal Orange as the project’s developer, while Sky Villa’s own brochure describes Crystal Orange as a subsidiary of GreatView Investment Pte Ltd. For a buyer, that distinction matters: the wider group has overseas development experience, but those projects should not automatically be treated as Crystal Orange’s own delivery record.
Track record
I could not verify a broad portfolio of separate Crystal Orange developments in Cambodia; public sources consistently tie the company mainly to Sky Villa. The project comprises two 35-storey residential towers with 256 units, and later market sources describe it as completed, although older publications gave shifting expected completion dates. Sky Villa therefore provides a meaningful delivered-project reference, but the public record is too thin to claim a broad Cambodian delivery history for Crystal Orange itself.
Segments and prices
Crystal Orange’s confirmed Cambodian product sits in the high-end, large-format condominium segment. Sky Villa’s brochure gives unit sizes of roughly 272 to 509 sq m, while early project coverage cited launch pricing of about US$2,500–3,300 per sq m. Those figures belong to the original sales period rather than a current developer price list; 2026 resale listings include individual units above US$1 million, so buyers should verify pricing against the exact unit, title, condition and transaction terms.
Geography
Crystal Orange’s confirmed Cambodian geography is Phnom Penh. Sky Villa is in the central 7 Makara area near the National Olympic Stadium. I did not find reliable public evidence of a wider Crystal Orange project network in other Cambodian cities as of the access date.
Reliability and public record
Crystal Orange is easier to verify than many one-project developers because multiple independent sources identify it as Sky Villa’s developer and the project publicly names its architect and major contractors. However, corporate disclosure on Crystal Orange itself remains limited: its full company history, complete delivery record and current ownership structure are less transparent than those of large listed developers. A buyer should therefore assess the specific seller, unit documentation and project legal structure rather than rely on the brand name alone.
What to verify
Before buying in Sky Villa, verify the exact legal entity acting as seller and contract party, and confirm that its authority matches the title to the unit being sold. Request the registered title for the specific unit, check for encumbrances and confirm that foreign ownership capacity remains available in the building. The land position also deserves document-level review: historical Construction & Property News coverage referred to the site as being held on a 99-year leasehold, so that point should not be treated as settled without current records. A foreign buyer should also confirm that the unit qualifies under Cambodia’s co-owned-building rules and that all payments go to the contractual counterparty.
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Who owns Crystal Orange Construction?
Sky Villa’s official brochure describes Crystal Orange as a subsidiary of Singapore-based GreatView Investment Pte Ltd. The overseas projects listed in that brochure belong to GreatView and its partners, so they should not automatically be counted as Crystal Orange’s standalone development record.
Which Crystal Orange project is confirmed in Cambodia?
Sky Villa in Phnom Penh is clearly verified: two 35-storey residential towers with 256 units. I did not find another standalone Crystal Orange project in Cambodia supported by a comparable level of public evidence as of the access date.
Can a foreign buyer own a unit in a Crystal Orange project?
Cambodian law allows foreigners to own private units in co-owned buildings subject to statutory restrictions, including the foreign-ownership cap. That does not mean every Sky Villa unit is automatically eligible: the buyer should verify the specific unit title, floor, remaining foreign quota and current registration status.
Sources
Sources are named for independent checking. NovAsia does not publish outbound links.
- Sky Villa · Sky Villa official brochure — GreatView Investment / Crystal Orange structure and project specifications · 27.08.2026
- Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH) · Sky Villa — developer, architect and contractors · 27.08.2026
- Open Development Cambodia · Foreign investment in Cambodia — Sky Villa / Crystal Orange Construction record · 27.08.2026
- Construction & Property News · Sky Villa Condominium to Top Off in 2018 — original project specifications and 99-year land lease reference · 27.08.2026
- HomeAbroad Cambodia · Sky Villa — completed status, unit sizes and handover reference · 27.08.2026
- Council for the Development of Cambodia · Law on Providing Foreigners with Ownership Rights in Private Units of Co-Owned Buildings · 27.08.2026