Borey H.B.L

The project is shown as completed in 2023, and the available media supports that broad status. The selected photographs show finished rows, occupied frontages, paved access and a furnished resale interior rather than a construction-only marketing package. There is still a timing caveat. AsiaVillas lists January 2023, while project social posts later that year referred to completion approaching. That may reflect staggered work or phased handover across different rows. A buyer therefore needs to verify the history of the chosen house: when it was handed over, whether utilities are fully connected, what alterations have been made and whether any defects or unfinished obligations remain.

No dependable public master schedule of every plot and house type was found. Instead of presenting an invented catalogue, this dossier records three layouts that can be tied to this particular community. A two-bedroom resale house has a 49.2 sqm building on a 73.8 sqm plot. The three-bedroom link house is reported at about 52 sqm, or 560 sq ft, with four bathrooms. A four-bedroom, four-bathroom shophouse is listed at 60 sqm. Older project material also mentions building footprints of 4.1 by 13 metres, 5 by 10 metres and 4 by 15 metres, but it does not establish which versions remain available or how each footprint relates to current resale stock.

The streetscape follows a familiar Phnom Penh borey pattern: narrow two-level homes form continuous terraces, a modest paved forecourt provides parking space, and upper-floor balconies add light to the front rooms. Photographs from a verified resale page show a long living area, dining space beside the stairs, a separate rear kitchen, upstairs bedrooms and simply finished bathrooms. They make the scale easier to understand than a floor plan alone. They should not be read as a universal furnishing package. Air-conditioners, cabinetry, beds, appliances and decorative finishes belong to the photographed property unless the seller confirms otherwise.

The lowest linked public asking price found on July 30, 2026 was $74,000 for a three-bedroom link house. The page remains accessible, but its original listing date is 2023, so stock and price require fresh confirmation. A second verified resale example asks $86,000 for a two-bedroom house with 49.2 sqm of building area and a 73.8 sqm plot. Harbor's development profile showed a broader historical developer range of $92,600 to $170,900. The spread is not surprising in a completed borey. Row position, frontage, plot depth, corner exposure, shop potential, renovation, furniture and seller urgency can all move the price. The lowest number is an entry reference, not a substitute for comparing like-for-like homes.

Hard title is repeatedly mentioned in project material and resale advertising. That is a reason to investigate, not a completed legal check. The title for the exact parcel should be matched to the seller, cadastral boundaries and the physical house before any deposit is released. Buyers should also establish who pays transfer taxes and fees, whether utility or management balances are outstanding, and whether extensions at the front or rear sit within the registered plot. For a shophouse, permitted use deserves additional attention. Signage, customer parking, delivery access, noise and the rights of neighbours may matter as much as the bedroom count.

Historical marketing referred to a $1,000 booking payment and interest-free instalments of up to 20 months. Those terms belong to the primary-sales period and are not presented as a current offer. A completed resale transaction is more likely to be shaped by the individual owner, a bank loan or any remaining developer inventory. Where instalments are offered, the written contract should spell out payment dates, default consequences, early-settlement rights, title-transfer timing and what happens if the property condition differs from the agreed schedule. Monthly affordability is only one part of the decision; total purchase cost and legal control of the asset are more important.

Common amenities appear limited compared with a condominium or a large master-planned compound. Car parking is confirmed, and listing information refers to public-rate water and electricity. Individual houses may add a balcony, front parking area and a small service space at the rear. There is no reliable evidence for a shared pool, gym, clubhouse or substantial landscaped park, so none is promised here. The trade-off is a private front door, several bedrooms and flexible ground-floor use. During inspection, buyers should look closely at drainage, lane width, evening parking pressure, waste handling, street lighting and the actual standard of common-area maintenance.

Borey H.B.L is most useful as a concrete resale comparison within Por Sen Chey. It lets buyers judge a finished house and neighbourhood rather than price a future concept. Similar-looking terrace homes can still differ materially. Roof condition, bathroom waterproofing, ventilation, electrical work, boundary walls, parking access and title quality may outweigh a small difference in asking price. A sensible review includes daylight and evening visits, water and power tests, a conversation with nearby residents, a cadastral check and a realistic repair budget. That process turns a seemingly affordable listing into an informed decision about one specific property, not the project name alone.