Borey Rachana Project 598

Project 598 has a mixed lifecycle rather than a single clean completion date. Completed homes are already being offered on the resale market, and several listings describe units that can be occupied or inspected now. At the same time, Borey Rachana’s official 2026 posts show active work in individual blocks, including second-level concrete work at Block E2, alongside inspections and handovers of completed three-bedroom houses. Calling the entire community completed would therefore be misleading. The registry status is under construction, with the clear qualification that part of the inventory is finished and trading on resale.

The price reference comes from a dated resale advertisement rather than an old launch campaign. A four-bedroom, five-bathroom house was advertised at $128,000 on May 27, 2026; the listing stated a 4.2 by 23 metre land plot and a 4.2 by 16 metre house footprint. Other spring 2026 advertisements asked $135,000 for a similar row house and $155,000 for a corner property with a wider plot. These examples indicate the order of the market, but they are not an official price grid. Condition, block position, plot width, fit-out and documentation can materially change the value of an individual home.

Compass and marketplace pages preserve historical launch pricing and instalment promotions from 2023. They help confirm the Project 598 name, but they should not be treated as current sales terms. A quoted deposit, monthly instalment or interest-free period may have expired or applied only to a limited release. The page therefore carries no active payment schedule. A buyer should request a fresh calculation for the selected property and compare any remaining primary-market stock with completed homes offered directly by owners.

The location is organised around Chea Sophara Street 598 in northern Phnom Penh. The project profile connects the area with AEON Mall Sen Sok City, Makro, Global House, Premier Centre and the golf club. Current resale advertisements use the Phnom Penh Municipal Police Commissariat and the vehicle inspection centre on the same road as practical landmarks. That is more useful than a vague district label: an agent or driver can work from Street 598, Chrang Chamres 2 and the municipal police complex. The page coordinates are centred on that confirmed neighbouring landmark with a 500-metre radius, rather than pretending to mark an independently verified project gate.

For family occupation, the most visible advantage is the room count. Four bedrooms can separate a parents’ suite, children’s rooms, a home office or accommodation for older relatives. Five bathrooms reduce pressure in a multigenerational household, while a parking space and private land provide more autonomy than an apartment. Buyers should still look beyond the plan. Internal-road width, daylight, cross-ventilation, roof condition, drainage, actual plot dimensions and the ability to park without obstructing common access all affect daily use.

The purchase decision should be made house by house, not from the borey name alone. A completed unit allows inspection of cracking, moisture, utilities, water pressure, electrical capacity, windows, stairs and finishes. A house in an active block requires additional confirmation of materials, real construction progress, instalment timing, handover commitments and the defect-remedy process. On resale, the critical checks are title history, mortgages or other encumbrances, the seller’s authority, unpaid service charges and whether the surveyed plot corresponds to the documents.

Borey Rachana Project 598 is best suited to a buyer seeking a family house in an established northern Phnom Penh corridor and willing to choose between completed resale stock and selected blocks still in delivery. It is not a standardised condominium where adjacent units are nearly interchangeable. Even houses carrying the same type name can differ by corner position, plot width, renovation, orientation and access to the internal street. The public page can define the project and set evidence-based reference points; a final recommendation must still follow an inspection and document review for the exact home.