JS LAND PLC

Yes. JS LAND PLC listed on the Cambodia Securities Exchange on 10 February 2022 and publishes financial reports and material corporate disclosures. That gives buyers an additional source of verifiable company information, but it does not replace due diligence on the specific unit.

The Garden Residency was completed and handed over in 2019. Unit handovers at The Garden Residency 2 began in August 2023, and later company disclosures place full project completion in the first quarter of 2024. These milestones are documented in corporate reports and notices, with the second project also covered by independent property platforms.

In February 2023, JS LAND PLC disclosed the acquisition of land in Phnom Penh Thmey for The Garden Residency 3. Its 2023 annual report said launch would follow the receipt of the relevant permits and licences, and first-quarter 2025 disclosure still described the project as being in a pre-operational phase. No later verified project status was found in the reviewed sources, so its position should be re-checked at the transaction date.

Cambodian law permits qualifying foreigners to own private units in properly registered co-owned buildings subject to restrictions: the unit must be above the ground floor and aggregate foreign ownership cannot exceed 70% of the total private-unit area. That general rule does not automatically establish eligibility for every JS LAND PLC unit, so the individual title and remaining foreign quota must be checked for the property being purchased.

JS LAND PLC's 2021 financial report described 31 storeys and 339 units, while a 2022 company publication referred to 33 storeys and 369 units. IPS Cambodia also lists 31 storeys and 339 units. The public sources do not conclusively explain the difference, so the approved building plan, title records and unit-specific documents should control the transaction.