NovThe Sakura Residence
Public sources present The Sakura Residence primarily as the name of a low-rise residential project in Siem Reap rather than as a developer with a well-documented corporate history. Knight Frank included Sakura Residence in its review of Siem Reap's landed-housing market, and property portals continue to list the project in Svay Dangkum. We could not identify a publicly accessible registration record that clearly establishes a separate developer entity named The Sakura Residence, so buyers should match the project brand to the full legal names of the seller and landowner in the transaction documents.
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Overview
Public sources present The Sakura Residence primarily as the name of a low-rise residential project in Siem Reap rather than as a developer with a well-documented corporate history. Knight Frank included Sakura Residence in its review of Siem Reap's landed-housing market, and property portals continue to list the project in Svay Dangkum. We could not identify a publicly accessible registration record that clearly establishes a separate developer entity named The Sakura Residence, so buyers should match the project brand to the full legal names of the seller and landowner in the transaction documents.
Track record
One project is clearly documented under the brand: The Sakura Residence in Siem Reap. Knight Frank's H2 2021 report placed Sakura Residence in the future pipeline with 48 landed homes, while realestate.com.kh and FazWaz give 2021 as the completion year. The discrepancy may reflect phasing or different reporting methods, but the public record is not sufficient to reconstruct the exact handover timeline for all 48 homes. No additional completed developments by the same developer were confirmed in the independent sources reviewed.
Segments and prices
The project is a landed-housing development, with portals describing link houses, shophouses and twin villas. An older realestate.com.kh listing for a specific three-bedroom, four-bathroom link house showed an asking price of US$170,000 and a hard title; that listing was last updated several years ago, so it should not be treated as a current project price as of 27 August 2026. Buyers should obtain a fresh unit-specific price, land size, built area, payment terms and transfer-cost breakdown.
Geography
The project is in Siem Reap. realestate.com.kh places it in Svay Dangkum, while FazWaz's project description specifies Krous Village in the same commune. However, the FazWaz page itself is filed under Sala Kamreuk, creating a minor location inconsistency between portal taxonomy and project text. For a transaction, the cadastral parcel number, boundaries and address on the land title matter more than the neighborhood label used in a listing.
Reliability and public record
The project's existence and reported scale are supported by an independent market report, and completed homes continue to appear on major property portals. The weaker part of the public profile is corporate transparency rather than the physical project: the reviewed sources do not clearly establish the full registered developer entity behind the brand or a broader delivery record. The timing also deserves checking because Knight Frank still counted the development in the future pipeline at the end of 2021 while property portals report a 2021 completion year. Buyers should therefore verify the history of the specific house through title records, permits and actual handover documentation rather than relying on a single project page.
What to verify
For this project, the first documents to request are the title for the specific land parcel and house, the full registered name of the landowner, and the legal entity signing the sale agreement. Check for mortgages or other encumbrances, the cadastral parcel number, consistency of the land area and boundaries with the contract, relevant permits, and the actual completion status of the selected home. Foreign buyers should be particularly careful not to treat a borey like a condominium: Cambodia's strata-ownership rules do not by themselves give a foreign national ownership of the underlying land. The Council for the Development of Cambodia states that foreigners cannot directly own land, so any long-term use right or other lawful ownership structure should be assessed for the specific transaction with independent legal advice; a nominee arrangement should not be treated as a safe substitute for a verifiable legal right.
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- Knight Frank · Cambodia Real Estate Highlights H2 2021 — Siem Reap residential sector · 27.08.2026
- realestate.com.kh · The Sakura Residence — link house listing, title and property details · 27.08.2026
- FazWaz Cambodia · The Sakura Residence — project description and location · 27.08.2026
- Council for the Development of Cambodia · Land in Cambodia — foreign ownership restrictions and title verification · 27.08.2026